Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan alliance revealed
Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan have reached an agreement to establish joint political and military mechanisms to enhance defense cooperation. This includes conducting joint military exercises and exchanging technology and defense industries. The agreement states that any attack on one of the three countries is considered an attack on all of them, aiming to bolster defenses amid rising security tensions in the region—especially following attacks targeting oil facilities and threats to navigation in the Red Sea and the Strait of Hormuz. The plans involve executing land, sea, and air drills, with a focus on unmanned systems technology and artificial intelligence, without targeting Iran or any other country, according to officials' statements. This comes as an underlying attempt by Saudi Arabia to respond to repeated attacks, amidst escalating regional tensions and conflicts.
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