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Iran says meeting with Mecca pact states will mark beginning of 'real transformation'

By · Via Middle East Eye · Published by Everything Blog

In short

Iranian officials announced a meeting with the Mecca Defence Alliance will mark the beginning of "real transformation" in regional diplomacy, aiming to end tensions with Israel and the United States. The alliance, including Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, met in Tehran to discuss a security framework independent of the US.

Key points

  • Iranian officials announced a meeting with the Mecca Defence Alliance will mark the begin…: Iranian officials announced a meeting with the Mecca Defence Alliance will mark the beginning of "real transformation" in regional diplomacy.
  • The alliance aims to end tensions with Israel and the United States.: The alliance aims to end tensions with Israel and the United States.
  • The alliance includes Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan in its discussions.: The alliance includes Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan in its discussions.

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Senior officials from the Mecca Defence Alliance met Iranian leaders in Tehran on Monday, with Iran’s top security official, Mohsen Rezaei, saying the talks showed US threats had little impact on regional diplomacy and would mark the start of a “real transformation”.

Members of the alliance, which includes Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, gathered in Tehran to negotiate as regional powers strive to end the Israeli-US war against Iran and establish a security framework independent of Washington.

The talks come as the conflict continues to threaten the region and the global economy, amid mounting fears of renewed Israeli-US attacks.

Senior officials from the Mecca Defence Alliance met Iranian leaders in Tehran on Monday, with Iran’s top security official, Mohsen Rezaei, saying the talks showed US threats had little impact on regional diplomacy and would mark the start of a “real transformation”. https://t.co/PDCTcShWyu

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