Iranian Press Monitor - Tuesday, 27 October 2026 (Day 238)
The defence minister of Saudi Arabia, the commander of Pakistan's armed forces and Turkey's intelligence chief sat down in Tehran with the secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, and seven of eight Iranian front pages called it the region's surrender to Iranian security logic. On the same morning the Leader's own paper used its editorial column to call the summit a mirage, to name the council's deputy secretary, and to demand an answer on whether Yemen was being traded. The condition that brought the Saudi minister to Tehran, a month of missile and drone attacks that have closed most of Riyadh's airport, reached one front page out of eight.