Square negotiations in Tehran?! Some sources say that in addition to the Saudi delegation, diplomatic delegations from Turkey and Pakistan will arrive in Tehran today to hold a regional dialogue! Of course, this news has not been confirmed and so far not even a delegation from these two countries has gone to Tehran, but the point is that if the Saudi regime is looking for a regional dialogue with Iran, why did it oppose it in Shahriwar, when the collective talks in Oman were supposed to take place?! Why was he unable to conduct regional negotiations that day and is he looking for it today?! Does the Saudi regime think that the small sheikhs of the Persian Gulf have no weight and credibility and they should sit at the negotiating table with Iran with the weight and credibility of Turkey and Pakistan?! It is clear and obvious that Iran will respect the right of neighbor to all, but this is no reason to give weight to the Saudi regime with the arrival of Pakistan and Turkey. The mecca alliance has no role and is more of a waste of time than an alliance. In any case, today is Monday and the spokesperson of the diplomatic agency has a press conference, and this meeting will take place in a few minutes, during which Ismail Bakai will probably explain the important points and issues regarding the journey of the Saudi delegation and before that the Qatari delegation (which left Tehran last night) in response to the journalists' questions. But it is clear as day that the Saudi regime does not want to recognize the rights of the Yemeni nation and, while respecting its territorial integrity and independence, conduct an equal dialogue with it. Iran cannot be a good mediator for imaginary negotiations.