Erdogan: Mecca Pact Not Targeting Iran or Israel
The Saudi-Turkish-Pakistani Mutual Defense Agreement aims to enhance the security and stability of the region. It is based on principles of mutual deterrence in accordance with Article 51 of the United Nations Charter. The leaders of the three countries signed the agreement in August, and a General Secretariat for the alliance was established in Riyadh. Currently, there is no intention of any military action against the Houthis, amid expectations of a meeting of the Chiefs of Staff to discuss Saudi support. This move is considered an attempt to establish an independent regional security framework that paves the way for joint defense options, with Erdoğan emphasizing that it is not directed against any third party.
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