Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan hold talks in Iran

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Senior officials from Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan held talks in Iran on Monday, in a rare joint diplomatic visit. France 24 reported that the discussions were aimed at preventing renewed fighting in the Middle East; Tehran described them as “very good.” The talks followed warnings of renewed hostilities and reports of U.S. and Israeli plans for new attacks.

WHO: Senior officials from Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan

WHAT: Held talks with Iran during a rare joint visit.

WHEN: Oct 26, 2026

WHERE: Iran

WHY: The talks were aimed at preventing renewed fighting in the Middle East.

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