Iran hosts talks with Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan
Politics · First reported 26 Oct, 18:56 · Updated 08:30
Senior officials from Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan met with Iran on Monday in a diplomatic effort to prevent renewed fighting in the Middle East. Tehran described the discussions as “very good.”
- Senior officials from Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan held talks with Iran on Monday.
- The meetings were intended to prevent fighting in the Middle East from resuming.
- Iran described the discussions as “very good.”
- The Straits Times reported that the talks followed warnings from the US, Iran and Israel that hostilities could restart in the eight-month war.
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- Meeting day
- Monday
- Participating countries named
- Iran, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan
- Stated purpose
- Prevent renewed fighting in the Middle East
- Iran's description of the talks
- “Very good”
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- An earlier Lux story reported that US forces were prepared for potentially major operations against Iran within 96 hours of a presidential order, while saying the president had not decided whether to authorize an attack. [438a48c2-f720-4802-9176-357e2e0d7fe8]
- An earlier Lux story said a retired US general claimed Iran was rebuilding nuclear and missile capabilities, and reported concerns about access to nuclear facilities. [13ff7ce8-6178-4104-a605-fd524c33e43c]
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