+++ Iran-Krieg +++: Iran bei Atomprogramm in Verhandlungen offenbar unnachgiebig
Iran legt wohl Sieben-Tage-Plan zur Beendigung des Krieges vor +++ Netanjahu verteidigt Kriege bei UN-Rede +++ Saudi-Arabien, Türkei und Pakistan planen Treffen nach Huthi-Angriffen +++ Der Newsblog.
Iran appears to be unyielding in its nuclear program as Iran, Saudi Arabia, and their allies Pakistan and Turkey work on their new defense alliance amid tensions in the Arabian Peninsula. Saudi Arabia's Foreign Ministry announced that army chiefs from the three nations would meet urgently. Foreign ministers convened at the UN General Assembly in New York recently.
Saudi Arabia faced pressure after Houthi militia, backed by Iran, launched attacks in Yemen and targeted a vital East-West pipeline. The recently signed Mekka Defense Pact includes a mutual assistance clause similar to NATO, valuing an attack on one party as an attack on all. The alliance explicitly excludes Iran, according to security sources, who are clearly targeting Iran's quest for regional dominance in the Gulf.
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