Mecca alliance to deploy troops
Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan announced the activation of the joint defense of the Mecca Alliance, where the three countries swiftly decided to deploy the agreed-upon military forces and capabilities within the Kingdom. This move shifts the alliance from a phase of political coordination to one of field military implementation. This was announced at an emergency meeting in Riyadh, emphasizing that the security of any member state is considered part of the collective security of the alliance. The goal is to strengthen deterrence and military integration to counter threats. Additionally, retired Pakistani General Numan Mahmood was appointed as the first Secretary-General of the alliance for a three-year term, to enhance the institutional structure of the coalition, which aims to defend territories from armed attacks and halt assaults on Saudi cities and facilities.
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