Who Are the Opponents
The article discusses the signing of the "Mecca Joint Defense Pact" by Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, which stipulates that any attack on any of the three countries is considered an attack on all of them. The alliance aims to build a collective deterrent capability and achieve regional stability, particularly in response to Iran's escalating activities and attempts to dominate the Gulf, without targeting any specific entity. It is seen as a means to enhance the security of the three nations amid the diminishing benefits of American protection, emphasizing the need for the alliance to have a clear defensive doctrine. Without identifying a true adversary, its continuation risks reducing it to a mere political statement lacking strategic effectiveness.
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