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وكالة عمون الاخبارية
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The article examines the implications of Damascus’s talks to join the “Mecca Alliance,” comprising Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, for rebuilding the Syrian army and the regional balance of power. It argues that tensions along the Jordanian-Syrian border—including disagreements over coordination and smuggling, as well as Jordanian airstrikes that killed seven Syrian civilians—give Amman leverage that converges with Israel’s efforts to limit the Syrian army’s deployment and the influence of its partners. It concludes that the prospects for joining the alliance depend on the independence of Syria’s military decision-making and on arrangements in the south, while suggesting that Saudi Arabia and Turkey could help contain the dispute and safeguard border security and Syria’s sovereignty.
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