Pakistan, May 15 -- Saudi Arabia has proposed a broad non-aggression agreement between Middle Eastern countries and Iran, according to a British newspaper report. The initiative aims to reduce regional tensions following the Iran conflict and explore a new framework for long-term stability. The proposal reflects growing concern over future escalation in the region.

The Financial Times reported that Saudi Arabia has already discussed the idea with allied countries. The talks reportedly focus on post-conflict arrangements after the US-Israel war with Iran. Officials are said to be exploring ways to manage instability in the aftermath of the fighting.

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