Iran, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan discuss new regional security alliance excluding US
Discussions are emerging about potential regional security alliances between Iran, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, aiming to exclude the US from regional security arrangements.
Background
Regional powers Iran and Saudi Arabia have historically been rivals, while Turkey and Pakistan maintain significant regional influence. The United States has long played a central role in security arrangements in the Middle East and South Asia. Discussions of new alliances reflect evolving geopolitical dynamics and a potential shift in regional security paradigms.
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