Congressman Highlights Makkah Agreement on Defense
The article on the Riyadh-Makkah Defense Pact between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan raises questions about whether it reflects the American military's inability to ensure security in the region. The correspondent clarifies that the agreement aims to strengthen mutual deterrence against any attack, stating that any aggression towards one of the three countries constitutes an attack on all. It also includes the development of defense cooperation among them. This comes amid a rise in Houthi attacks backed by Iran in Yemen, which targeted oil facilities in Saudi Arabia, leading to an escalation of the conflict and increased tensions in the region. The pact is considered an attempt to enhance the ability of the three nations to safeguard their security independently, amid escalating regional conflicts and strained multi-party relations.
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