Saudi, Turkey, Pakistan ink defense deal
Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan have reached a mutual defense agreement to enhance military and security cooperation amid escalating tensions in the region, especially with Iranian attacks and American and Israeli reactions to the area. This agreement comes after a year of negotiations and aims to strengthen the alliance among the three Sunni countries, which share concerns over Iran's activities and regional role, as well as the deteriorating security situation in the Gulf. The agreement encompasses historical military relations, with Pakistan providing mutual assistance and training to Saudi Arabia. Additionally, Turkey signed a significant deal to sell drones to Saudi Arabia in 2023. Meanwhile, the region faces increasing security challenges that threaten its interests and stability.
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