Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan Strengthen Defense Pacts at Mekke Summit
Suudi Arabistan Kralı Selman, Cidde'deki Bakanlar Kurulu toplantısında Mekke Ortak Savunma Anlaşması'nı öven bir konuşma yaptı. Üç ülkenin uzun vadeli
King Salman of Saudi Arabia addressed the Council of Ministers meeting in Jeddah, praising the Mekke Defense Agreement. The monarch emphasized that the pact strengthens long-term defense cooperation between the three nations, enhancing regional resilience against threats. The summit reaffirmed a commitment to Islamic solidarity and strategic interests. The agreement stipulates that any attack on one member would be considered an attack on all, while also fostering defense industry collaboration and military coordination. Analysts view this development as a potential turning point in Middle Eastern security dynamics.
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