Saudi Arabia and Turkey have joined Iran in a historic three-way meeting in Tehran, marking one of the most unexpected Middle East alignments in years. Saudi officials—once fierce rivals of Iran—sat alongside Turkish leaders and the Iranian foreign minister to discuss developments in Palestine, Lebanon, and Syria. The talks focused on strategic cooperation, rising regional tensions, and expanding trade routes as Turkey and Iran push for deeper economic ties. This rare gathering signals a potential new geopolitical axis directly challenging Israel and reshaping long-standing power balances in the Middle East. Full analysis of the alliance, economic motives, and its implications for the West and Israel.
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