Iran, Saudi, Turkiye, Pakistan Agree to More Talks — SkimNews
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- Iran, Saudi, Turkiye and Pakistan agreed to more talks, with the negotiations described as occurring amid Houthi attacks.
- Iran was the focus of a reported flurry of diplomacy amid reports of U.S. and Israeli plans to renew war.
Why it matters: Four governments—Iran, Saudi, Turkiye and Pakistan—agreed to another negotiating round even as Houthi attacks continued. The material change is limited but concrete: the four states have an additional round of talks to pursue amid attacks, while the broader security shift is framed around a defence pact and diplomacy rather than a documented policy change.
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