A New Axis in the Middle East: What the Saudi Pakistani Turkic Defense Deal Means for Regional Security The recent defense agreement between Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkiye has sparked a mix of reactions from analysts and policymakers.
On one hand, it's seen as a strategic move to counterbalance Iran's growing influence in the region. On the other, it raises concerns about regional stability and the role of external powers.
The agreement itself is straightforward: an attack on any one country will be considered an attack on all three. This collective defense pact is not novel, but its significance lies in the players involved.