GermanyThe Turkish president, Saudi Arabia's crown prince, and Pakistan's prime minister are reportedly planning to sign a defense pact during a trilateral summit in Jeddah. The agreement, which has not yet been officially confirmed, aims to strengthen regional security amid tensions with Iran. Saudi military circles cite recent escalations, including attacks by Iranian-backed groups like the Houthi militia in Yemen, as a reason for accelerating the deal. Pakistan is currently mediating between the U.S. and Iran to resume negotiations. Meanwhile, Iran and Oman have reportedly agreed on a route through the largely blocked Strait of Hormuz to facilitate safe passage for ships.
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