Saudi, Turkish and Pakistani leaders head to Tehran for regional security summit Saudi, Turkish and Pakistani officials are arriving in Tehran for high-level security talks aimed at building an independent regional framework for the region. According to the statements of Ali Bagri, deputy secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, before the Iranian Broadcasting Authority, the discussions focus on reducing regional tensions and curbing foreign interference. Reports in the Iranian media indicate that the consultations, led by the Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Razai, are to take place today. The delegation includes key regional figures, including Saudi Defense Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman and Pakistani Chief of Staff Asim Munir. Turkish security sources confirmed to Anadolu Agency that the head of the National Intelligence Organization, Ibrahim Kalin, is also participating in the Tehran summit. Beyond the meeting with the security leadership, the visiting diplomats are supposed to consult directly with Iranian President Masoud Pazhkian. Saudi Deputy Foreign Minister for Public Diplomacy, Reid Karimli, emphasized that the visit is part of a coordinated effort by members of the Makkah Alliance to deal with the growing fallout between Washington and Tehran.

Saudi, Turkish and Pakistani leaders head to Tehran for regional security summit Saudi, Turkish and Pakistani officials are arriving in Tehran for high-level security talks aimed at building an independent regional framework for the region. According to the statements of Ali Bagri, deputy secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, before the Iranian Broadcasting Authority, the discussions focus on reducing regional tensions and curbing foreign interference. Reports in the Iranian media indicate that the consultations, led by the Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Razai, are to take place today. The delegation includes key regional figures, including Saudi Defense Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman and Pakistani Chief of Staff Asim Munir. Turkish security sources confirmed to Anadolu Agency that the head of the National Intelligence Organization, Ibrahim Kalin, is also participating in the Tehran summit. Beyond the meeting with the security leadership, the visiting diplomats are supposed to consult directly with Iranian President Masoud Pazhkian. Saudi Deputy Foreign Minister for Public Diplomacy, Reid Karimli, emphasized that the visit is part of a coordinated effort by members of the Makkah Alliance to deal with the growing fallout between Washington and Tehran.