Noul „NATO islamic”, motiv de îngrijorare pentru Israel?

In August, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan signed a defense agreement in Mecca, resembling NATO's principle of collective defense. This alliance aims to deter regional players rather than engage in military actions, particularly against Israel. The pact includes plans for joint military exercises and technology development, without replacing existing alliances. The agreement's details remain undisclosed, but it reflects ongoing concerns about Iran's influence. Experts note that the lack of a clear common enemy may challenge the alliance's effectiveness. Iran has responded positively, suggesting that the pact indicates a shift away from reliance on U.S. security commitments.