Regional security
The article argues that a meeting in Tehran among Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Türkiye offers a diplomatic opening to reduce regional tensions and avert renewed conflict involving Iran. It urges regional states to pursue a non-aggression framework and negotiated steps toward a ceasefire and settlement in Yemen, while warning that possible US and Israeli attacks could undermine those efforts.
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