Saudi, Turkish, and Pakistani Officials Hold Talks in Tehran

Senior officials from Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan have traveled to Tehran for talks regarding ongoing attacks by Iran-backed Houthi rebels. The meeting follows a significant rise in Houthi drone and missile strikes against Saudi Arabia. Participants include the Saudi Defense Minister and the Pakistani Army Chief. These nations previously signed the Mecca Joint Defense Pact, which mandates mutual assistance against external threats. This high-level dialogue aims to address regional insecurity and escalating tensions involving Iran and its proxies.