Rep. Pete Sessions urges Saudi, Pakistani and Turkish leaders to join Iran peace talks
Rep. Pete Sessions called for Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey to sit down with the United States to negotiate an end to the conflict with Iran.
During a Friday appearance on C-SPAN’s “Ceasefire,” Rep. Pete Sessions advocated for a multilateral approach to the Iran conflict, urging that leaders from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey be included in negotiations. He noted that earlier efforts to bring Iran back to talks had faltered despite support from regional allies. Sessions pointed out that the same nations are confronting attacks and share a common interest in a stable outcome.
He suggested that the United States should pause public posturing and focus on assembling these partners around a peace framework. According to Sessions, a coordinated diplomatic push could shift the dynamics and lead to a just, lasting settlement. He called for silence on blame and a concerted effort to cut a deal.
Why it matters
Regional cooperation could change the diplomatic calculus of the Iran conflict.
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