At the end of February this year, the US launched a military attack on Iran called “Epic Fury.” Eight months later, US President Trump raised this act again and threatened that he might launch another small-scale “epic rage” against Iran. At a time when the risk of war between the US and Iran is once again rising, senior officials from Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, the three “Mecca Agreement” countries gathered in Tehran, the capital of Iran, to try to find “ways to ease tension, strengthen regional security, and promote regional stability.”

At the end of February this year, the US launched a military attack on Iran called “Epic Fury.” Eight months later, US President Trump raised this act again and threatened that he might launch another small-scale “epic rage” against Iran. At a time when the risk of war between the US and Iran is once again rising, senior officials from Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, the three “Mecca Agreement” countries gathered in Tehran, the capital of Iran, to try to find “ways to ease tension, strengthen regional security, and promote regional stability.”