Trump supports Mecca Defense Pact
U.S. President Donald Trump welcomed the Makkah Joint Defense Agreement signed between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, considering it an important step to enhance regional defense capabilities and reduce dependence on the United States. The agreement, which stipulates that any attack on one of the parties is considered an attack on all, aims to expand military cooperation, political coordination, and defense industries among the three countries, with the possibility of future participation by other nations. This agreement is seen as an initial step toward building a more independent security umbrella in the Middle East and reflects a strong move toward strengthening regional security and encouraging self-defense capabilities, while maintaining a strategic relationship with the United States.
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