Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan have announced a new defence pact aimed at strengthening regional security. The agreement, signed last week, includes plans for joint military exercises and cooperation between senior officials. Ankara emphasized the importance of collective security, stating that an attack on any of the three nations will be considered an attack on all.
The pact comes as Turkey has been urging Egypt to join the trilateral alliance, expanding the scope of the agreement. The three countries plan to hold regular meetings to coordinate strategies and enhance military readiness. The initiative reflects growing regional cooperation amid geopolitical tensions.
The defence pact is part of broader efforts to bolster mutual security and counter potential threats. While details of the collaboration remain limited, the agreement signals a shift toward closer military coordination in the Middle East. The alliance is expected to deepen ties between the three nations in the coming months.
