Mecca Agreement a strong deterrent against attacks on Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, or Turkey, says analyst
Islamabad Center for Studies director Abdul Karim Shah praised the Mecca Agreement, saying it deters any country from attacking Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, or Turkey.
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AIAbdul Karim Shah, director of the Islamabad Center for Studies, praised the Mecca Agreement signed between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan.
In an interview broadcast on Al Arabiya, he said, "No country would dare consider attacking Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, or Turkey because of the Mecca Agreement."
He added that "the Mecca Agreement serves as a strong deterrent, and the three countries form a powerful economic and military bloc. They will rely on their own military industries in the future, and any attack on one of the three will be considered an attack on all."
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