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Delegations arrive in Tehran for security talks

Al Jazeera Global News reports the delegations’ arrival, but does not identify the participants or say when talks will begin.

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Officials sit around a conference table beneath Iranian, Turkish, Pakistani and Saudi flags.

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Delegations have arrived in Tehran for security talks, according to Al Jazeera Global News.

The report does not name the delegations or identify the countries or organisations they represent. It also provides no details about the talks’ agenda beyond their security focus.

The reported arrival does not confirm that discussions have begun. No timing for the talks was provided.

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