Key facts
- Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan sent top security officials to Tehran on Monday.
- The meetings aimed to de-escalate tensions and build a regional security framework.
- Officials met with Iran's national security chief Mohsen Rezaei and President Masoud Pezeshkian.
- The visit follows fears of renewed US-Israeli attacks on Iran.
Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan dispatched top security officials to Tehran on Monday for talks aimed at de-escalating regional tensions and building a security framework independent of the US. The meetings occurred amid fears of renewed US-Israeli attacks on Iran and further regional instability.