Ex-Egyptian Brigade Warns of Conflict after Mecca Pact
The article discusses the defense agreement between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, which is considered the first of its kind in the Muslim world. The goal is to enhance the balance of power with Iran and Israel. The agreement includes cooperation in training, intelligence sharing, and weapons manufacturing, along with a land and sea corridor project connecting the three countries to China through investments of $20 billion, as an alternative to trade routes affected by the Red Sea crisis. The agreement also addresses political coordination on issues related to Palestine, Yemen, and Afghanistan. Egypt has not joined the alliance due to differing priorities and its firm stance of non-alignment with military alliances.
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