Turkey, Pakistan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia Meet on Iran War

0:00It's April 17th, U.S. news today starts now, AI powered and always on. Foreign ministers from Turkey, Pakistan, Egypt and Saudi Arabia are linking up Friday on the sidelines of a diplomacy forum in Antalya, down in. Southern Turkey, they're diving into key regional headaches with the U.S.-Israel-Iran war right at the top of the list. A Turkish diplomatic source says the talks will zero in on homegrown solutions, pushing a regional ownership vibe to handle these messes without, outside heavy hands calling all the shots. These same ministers already linked up twice back in March, all part of a push to broker an end to the Iran war and cool things down fast. Turkey's playing a central role here as Iran's neighbor, staying in tight contact with the U.S., Iran itself and Pakistan stepping in as a key. Mediator, with tensions still high, this meeting signals these nations are doubling down on steering their own path toward peace in the region.