Mecca's Oath: Iran's Deterrence Strategy
The article focused on developing a geopolitical strategy aimed at curbing Iranian ambitions by establishing a trilateral alliance between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, known as the Mecca Pact. It explains that this alliance does not seek direct warfare or the creation of a military barrier; rather, it relies on the principle of "institutionalization" or "organizational integration," which constrains Iran’s behavior and makes expansion more difficult by using its influence share, nuclear deterrence, and advanced military technology. The author clarifies that the alliance strategy aims to create a balance that forces Iran to participate in the regional system while maintaining its interests, rather than isolating or destroying it. This approach enhances the alliance’s ability to impose strategic rationality and foster new understandings in the region.
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