Trump Welcomes Defence Pact Among Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey

United States President Donald Trump announced his support for a newly signed defence pact involving Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey, referred to as the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement. Trump stated that he was "very happy" to see the agreement finalized, which he believes represents a step toward enhanced cooperation in the region.

This pact has been described by Trump as a vital initiative that demonstrates the Middle East's capacity to unite and strengthen its defence capabilities. He expressed this sentiment via his platform, Truth Social.

According to reports, Trump characterized the agreement as a "big, bold and important first step" in improving security cooperation among the three countries. His remarks suggest a positive shift in regional dynamics in terms of military collaboration.

The agreement has sparked discussions on the potential for a broader coalition termed the "Islamic NATO," which aims to enhance collective security in the region. There has been no detailed outline of the pact's specifics or intended actions released as of yet.