Mecca Alliance Tests Iran China Russia
The article focuses on the testing and assessment of the Mecca Coalition, which includes Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, in facing the attacks by the Houthi movement (Ansar Allah) in Yemen. It explains that the coalition faces significant challenges, most notably its inability to deter the Houthis and stop the attacks on Saudi Arabia, which causes embarrassment for the member countries. The coalition is also under pressure to increase coordination and implement rapid restructuring, aiming to strengthen its military and logistical role, especially amidst ongoing threats in Yemen. Meanwhile, Pakistan, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia continue efforts to pressure Iran, China, and Russia to cease the attacks. The article highlights that the disbandment of the coalition before its full establishment could adversely affect the interests of the participating parties. It notes that Israel and European countries welcome the stance, while Iran, China, and Russia view it as a threat to their regional initiatives.
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