Senior officials representing Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan, the members of the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement, arrived in Iran on Monday. Their mission is to negotiate a reduction in the conflict involving the United States and to stop the ongoing Houthi attacks.
Saudi, Turkish and Pakistani Delegates Arrive in Iran for Talks to Halt Houthi Strikes
Senior representatives from Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan are in Iran seeking to defuse the US-linked conflict and stop Houthi attacks.
Key takeaways
- Top officials from Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan are in Iran on Monday.
- The three countries form the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement.
- Their goal is to de-escalate the war with the US and halt Houthi attacks.
Why it matters
The talks could affect regional security by potentially ending Houthi attacks and reducing US involvement in the conflict.
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