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Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Turkey meet Iran leaders in Tehran

High-ranking diplomats from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey met Iranian leaders in Tehran on Monday, seeking a negotiated end to the war as fears of renewed strikes grow.

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High-ranking diplomats from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey met Iranian leaders in Tehran on Monday in a new push to negotiate an end to the war. The meetings come as fear rises across the Middle East that the United States and Israel will restart military strikes on Iran.

Diplomats gather in Tehran

Envoys from the three countries held talks with Iranian leaders in the Iranian capital. The shared aim, as described in reporting from Doha, Qatar, is to open or advance negotiations that could bring the conflict to a close.

Pakistan’s presence alongside Saudi Arabia and Turkey places Islamabad in a regional diplomatic effort at a moment of heightened tension. The three governments sent senior representatives rather than routine embassy staff, signalling that the talks are being treated as urgent.

Why the timing matters

Across the Middle East, concern has grown that fighting could intensify again if Washington and Israel resume strikes on Iran. That backdrop helps explain why Riyadh, Ankara and Islamabad moved together to engage Tehran now.

Any wider flare-up would risk further instability in a region already strained by the war. Diplomacy of this kind does not guarantee a ceasefire, but it does show neighbouring and Muslim-majority states trying to keep channels open before another round of military action.

What remains unclear

Public details on who exactly led each delegation, what Iranian officials offered in return, or whether a formal proposal was tabled have not been set out in the available accounts. It is also not yet clear how the United States, Israel or other parties to the conflict have responded to the Monday meetings.

For now, the confirmed picture is limited but significant: Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey have coordinated high-level outreach to Iran aimed at ending the war, at a time when many in the region fear strikes could resume.

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Pakistan, Saudi Arab aur Turkey ke bade diplomats Tehran gaye hain. Unhon ne Iran ke leaders se mulakat ki hai taake jung khatam karne ki baat cheet ho sake. Middle East mein ye khauf hai ke America aur Israel dubara Iran par hamla kar sakte hain. Agar baat cheet aage barhe to shedon ko kam karne ka mauqa mil sakta hai.

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