
Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan sign mutual defense pact
Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan have signed a NATO-style mutual defense pact in Mecca, consolidating security ties and establishing a collective-defense alliance.
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Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey Sign Joint Defense Agreement
First report 45m agoLast update 31m agoThe agreement is seen as a positive step to strengthen mutual defense and promote security, peace, and stability in the region and globally.
Skepticism exists regarding the pact's effectiveness, especially concerning past commitments and potential targets like India, and whether it's truly not aimed at Iran.
The Mecca Pact is seen as a rise of strategic autonomy for Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, with implications for Israel and Washington.
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