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Foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Egypt, and Turkey met in Istanbul, later joined by the UK, France, and Germany, to discuss the situations in Iran and Yemen.
The foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Egypt, and Turkey held their first meeting in Istanbul, later joined by the foreign ministers of the United Kingdom, France, and Germany. The meeting primarily focused on the situations in Iran and Yemen, addressing the potential for an expanded military conflict. This comes after Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu called for a change in the Tehran regime, former US President Donald Trump hinted at possible new attacks, and Iran vowed retaliation.
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