Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey are set to sign a trilateral defence agreement, aiming to establish a unified security alliance dubbed the 'Islamic Nato' in West Asia.
The pact has been called the Mecca Agreement
Aug 07, 2026
04:42 pm
What's the storyPakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey have signed a trilateral defense agreement on Friday, officially called the Mecca Agreement, which could significantly reshape the security landscape in West Asia.
According to the agreement, much like NATO's Article 5, an attack on one of the three countries will be considered an attack on all parties.
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Armed attack on any of the countries will be treated as an attack against them all.
