Friday, August 7, 2026

Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan to consider attack on one country as attack on all

Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan have officially signed a trilateral defense agreement, establishing a mutual defense commitment whereby an attack on any one of the signatory nations will be regarded as an attack on all three. 

According to Al Arabiya, the agreement aims to bolster collective deterrence against any potential aggression.

A joint statement issued after the Mecca summit emphasizes that the agreement is aimed at strengthening joint deterrence against any aggression and stipulates that any armed attack on one of the three countries will be considered an attack on all.

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  1. Turkiye, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia on Friday signed a memorandum on collective defense on Friday, according to a joint statement from the countries.

    According to the Turkiye newspaper, the joint defense agreement provides for cooperation in the field of intelligence sharing and regional security coordination. Türkiye's accession to the system of strategic defense cooperation between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, an agreement on which was signed in 2025, may become an important stage in changing the balance of power in the Middle East.

    "Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Pakistani Prime Minister Mohammad Shahbaz Sharif and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan signed an agreement in Mecca on collective defense, showing the countries' shared commitment to further enhance collective security," the joint statement said.

    The purpose of the agreement is to strengthen collective deterrence of any act of aggression, the statement read.

    According to the document, an attack on any of the three countries would be considered as an attack on all of them. It also implies strengthening all aspects of defense cooperation between the three countries, the statement said.

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  2. Türkei, Saudi-Arabien und Pakistan schließen Verteidigungsbündnis — BBC

    ▪️Türkei, Saudi-Arabien und Pakistan haben ein Abkommen unterzeichnet, demzufolge ein Angriff auf eines der drei Länder als Angriff auf alle Mitgliedstaaten gilt.
    ▪️Die Vereinbarung wurde nach einem Treffen des saudi-arabischen Kronprinzen Mohammed bin Salman, des türkischen Präsidenten Recep Tayyip Erdoğan und des pakistanischen Premierministers Shehbaz Sharif in Dschidda bekannt gegeben.
    ▪️Nach Einschätzung der BBC spiegelt das Abkommen das Bestreben der drei Staaten wider, die Sicherheitskooperation angesichts der verschärften Lage im Nahen Osten sowie der Störungen der Schifffahrt durch die Straße von Hormus und das Rote Meer zu vertiefen.
    ▪️Für Riad ist das Sicherheitsthema besonders brisant geworden, seit der Iran Angriffe auf saudi-arabisches Territorium geflogen hat — darauf auf amerikanische Streitkräfte und die Energieinfrastruktur.

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  3. Pakistani-flagged tankers transit Bab el-Mandeb without Houthi interference

    Two Pakistan-flagged tankers loaded crude oil at Saudi Arabia’s Yanbu terminal, transited the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, and continued to Pakistan without incident, according to maritime tracking firm Windward

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  4. Пакистан, Турция и Саудовская Аравия подписали меморандум о коллективной обороне

    Вооруженная агрессия против одной из стран будет рассматриваться как агрессия против всех трех.

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  5. Riad, Ankara e Islamabad activan el Acuerdo de La Meca con defensa colectiva

    Arabia Saudí, Turquía y Pakistán firmaron un pacto trilateral de defensa bautizado como Acuerdo de La Meca.

    Su cláusula central establece que un ataque armado contra cualquiera de los tres Estados será considerado un ataque contra los tres. El acuerdo prevé ampliar la cooperación militar y reforzar la disuasión colectiva ante agresiones externas.

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