Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan Expected to Visit Tehran Together
Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan are expected to make a rare joint visit to Iran's capital, Tehran. It comes amid reports that the United States and Israel are drawing up plans to renew their war on Iran.

Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan are expected to make a joint visit to Tehran, the Iranian capital, according to The New York Times. The visit by the three countries together is described as rare. It comes as reports emerge that the United States and Israel are preparing plans to renew their war on Iran.
Diplomatic activity
The source presents the visit as part of a burst of diplomatic activity surrounding Iran. The three participating countries are all regional states: Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan. The available source text does not say which officials will take part, when the trip will happen or what issues will be discussed.
Reports of a possible resumption of war
Alongside the diplomatic moves, reports say the U.S. and Israel are working on plans to restart military action against Iran. The source text gives no details on the content or timing of those plans, or on the basis for the reports. It also does not explain how the earlier war was halted.
How the situation develops will depend on whether the diplomatic efforts can prevent a new escalation.
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