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High-level security chiefs from Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan met in Tehran with Iran to discuss regional security frameworks and de-escalate tensions, notably excluding the US and Israel.
Background
The Middle East is a region marked by complex geopolitical rivalries, particularly between Iran and Saudi Arabia. Various regional powers, including Turkey and Pakistan, are increasingly asserting their influence. These nations are navigating a shifting landscape, often seeking to address security concerns and regional stability through independent diplomatic initiatives.
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