Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Turkey to sign defense deal

Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan plan to sign a joint defense agreement in Jeddah today, Friday, in a move that reflects escalating regional tensions and the desire to strengthen military alliances. This step comes after long-standing efforts, accelerated by recent developments in the region, and is part of the three countries' pursuit of forming a strong coalition, especially amid questions about the content of the agreement, including the possibility of including a clause on nuclear energy, given Pakistan's possession of nuclear weapons. The agreement represents an enhancement of military coordination, as the Pakistani Prime Minister and a military delegation visit the kingdom, and the Turkish president arrives in Jeddah on the same day.

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