Why US allies in Middle East are accelerating direct talks with Iran
The US’ Muslim-majority Middle Eastern allies have accelerated talks with Tehran over a new regional security framework amid fears of further blowback from the Iran war.
Saudi Arabia directly entered the diplomatic fray for the first time on Monday, sending the king’s younger son, Defence Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman, to Tehran for face-to-face talks with Iran’s top security official Mohsin Razaee and other leaders.
Accompanied by the military and intelligence chiefs of Mecca mutual defence pact partners Pakistan and Turkey, Khalid’s direct diplomatic engagement produced an agreement in principle to continue the dialogue.
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