US Deputy: Iran is isolated, defense pact a Trump success
The news reports the signing of the "Mecca Agreement for Mutual Defense" by Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan during a summit hosted in Mecca, aimed at strengthening regional stability and security. The agreement is viewed as an important development intended to intensify deterrence against any aggression, with the Turkish presidency emphasizing that it is not directed against any particular country and that it promotes cooperation and collective defense in the region. Officials noted that the agreement is purely defensive in nature and represents an additional step toward creating a more stable environment, with the potential participation of other countries in the future. These moves come in the context of countering the Iranian regime and bolster efforts to enhance security in the Gulf and the wider region.
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