Ex-US envoy on Saudi-Turk-Pak pact

The signing of a joint defense agreement between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan has marked one of the most significant developments in the region. It reflects a decline in confidence in American security guarantees and affirms these countries' desire to strengthen their regional efforts. The agreement states that any attack targeting one of the three countries will be considered an attack on all, indicating a reorganization of defensive strategies six months after the outbreak of war in the area. Former US ambassador Christopher Hill pointed out that the agreement signifies the Middle Eastern countries' concern over the actions of the United States and their lack of reliance on American support in the future.

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