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.土耳其、沙烏地、巴基斯坦「麥加防衛聯盟」正式運轉！一國遭攻擊視同三國遭攻擊　沙國設常設秘書處、巴基斯坦掌首任3年.

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The Mecca Defense Alliance, comprising Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, is now officially operational! An attack on one country is considered an attack on all three. Saudi Arabia has established a permanent secretariat, with Pakistan serving as its first secretary for a three-year term.

土耳其、沙烏地阿拉伯與巴基斯坦8月31日在伊斯坦堡舉行「麥加共同防衛協議」成立後第一次戰略政治與防衛委員會會議。三國外交部長、國防部長以及軍方最高層全部到場，會後發布共同聲明，宣布將把這套三邊共同防衛機制進一步制度化.

因此，當沙烏地遭攻擊，土耳其與巴基斯坦不再只是政治聲援；巴基斯坦遭攻擊，另外兩國也不能把事情當成別人的戰爭。

三個國家的軍事條件又剛好彼此互補。:土耳其是北約第二大軍隊，擁有成熟的無人機、飛彈、電子戰與軍工產業；沙烏地是全球最大石油出口國之一，財力雄厚，又是海灣安全最關鍵的國家之一；巴基斯坦則是核武國家，擁有龐大的陸軍、彈道飛彈與核嚇阻能力。..

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Iran targets US military bases in the Middle East with retaliatory strikes.

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國際戰略學者專家分析認為 :美國稱稱王中地區60 餘年,利用石油美元吃掉紅利,除此之外,強迫中東地區各國大肆購買美國軍事武器,其中又以沙烏地阿拉伯為首,平均每年耗資千億美元之譜,誰人知曉202603.美國與伊朗爆發戰爭之後,中東各國都被伊朗以導向飛彈反擊自衛,首先攻擊的目標就是美國駐紮中東各國的軍事基地及軍火庫,尤其沙烏地阿拉伯的美軍基地,傳聞伊朗導向飛彈襲擊時,連警鈴都未響起,?更何況雷達預警系統,愛國者反導向飛彈系統"故障" ? 未能啟動操作事出有貓匿?  原來駐守基地的美軍摸魚打橋牌 ?..

.美國在沙烏地阿拉伯王儲沙勒曼的眼神中是無用貪婪的生意人..?

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由此看來美國的軍事武器系統,只是樣品擺設好看,事實證明日後的90 餘天,中東各國遭受到伊朗的導向飛彈飽和攻擊,美軍中東地區司令部第5艦隊,所在地巴林王國的基地,基地幾乎摧毀,導致於大量戰略武器及雷達通訊設備毀滅性的損失,美國亡羊補牢,將司令部撤回美國本土並且包括大量的美軍眷屬及工作人員.202603-09.美國與伊朗的戰爭持續進行.赫摩茲海依舊封閉嚴重的影響到沙烏地阿拉伯,科威特,巴林,等國家的石油, 然氣,對外的運輸,其中又以沙烏地阿拉伯損失最為嚴重,幸好有沙烏地阿拉伯王儲沙勒曼,力排眾議 主動邀請,巴基斯坦駐軍,包括陸軍及空軍,甚至於提供資金給予巴基斯坦,購中國J-35A.隱形戰鬥機,因為王儲沙勒曼早已查證,美國脅迫沙烏地阿拉伯,購買軍事武器,卻不能發揮應有的機能,除此之外壓迫沙烏地阿拉伯,不可以購買中國的J-35.隱戰鬥機, 052D.導向飛彈驅逐艦 等等.導致於下定決心與巴基斯坦 土耳其籌組「麥加防衛聯盟」以自衛自救,不再完全依賴美國的軍事力量,如此一來,整個中東地區的國家在未來的時間內都會加入,「麥加防衛聯盟」.搞不好伊朗也會加入,因為阿拉伯人主管中東地區,自己的家務事,無需美國人的插手....

.Pakistan Air Force JF-17 fighter jets  join KSA defence..

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Pakistan Army soldiers deployed in Saudi Arabia for ongoing joint military exercises have been observed carrying Saudi-licensed AK-103 assault rifles. The deployment reflects the growing defence cooperation between Pakistan and the Kingdom, particularly in training, interoperability, and equipment standardisation..

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Iran has targeted a U.S. base in Bahrain with a missile attack.

It comes amid reports of multiple explosions in Bahrain, Abu Dhabi and Qatar, all of which have U.S. bases.

Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan agree to establish secretariat under joint defence pact..

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.The Mecca Defense Alliance between Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan has advanced into operational implementation following its inaugural high-level committee meeting in Istanbul. 

• Permanent Secretariat:The nations agreed to establish a permanent secretariat located in Saudi Arabia. 

• Leadership Term: Pakistan will appoint the first secretary-general to head the secretariat for an initial three-year term.

• Strategic Committee:The first meeting of the newly formed Strategic Political and Defense Committee brought together foreign ministers, defense ministers, and military chiefs to coordinate defense industry collaboration and joint technology development. 

• Expansion:Officials have stated that the alliance remains open to other countries interested in joining. 

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Mecca Alliance’ Opens Door to Expansion

Saudi Arabia will host the alliance’s secretariat, led by a Pakistani secretary-general for a three-year term.

The Mecca Defense Alliance took a significant step toward becoming a formal regional security bloc this week, as Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan agreed to establish a permanent secretariat in the kingdom under the new joint defense pact.

The move gives institutional shape to an alliance built around collective deterrence and regional responsibility. A mechanism for other countries to join the group was already underway, officials said.

Speaking Tuesday at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the new grouping would “make an important contribution to peace and stability in the region and the world,” describing it as rooted in “regional ownership and collective deterrence.”

Under the agreement, Saudi Arabia will host the alliance’s secretariat, which will be headed by a Pakistani secretary-general for a three-year term. The three countries also reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening defense capabilities, expanding cooperation in military industries and jointly developing production and technology.

The steps announced mark the evolution of the agreement from a mutual-defense pledge into an institutional framework for security and defense coordination. That framework encompasses the development of military capabilities, defense industries and mechanisms for joint action, while leaving the door open to additional members in the future.

Yusuf Katiboglu, a member of Turkey’s ruling Justice and Development Party, told MBN that the Mecca agreement represents a “cooperative security and defense alliance” distinct from bilateral cooperation agreements.

Its purpose, he said, is to deter potential threats to member states and potentially provide a framework for broader regional security cooperation.

Retired Saudi Maj. Gen. Abdullah Ghanem al-Qahtani said the alliance goes beyond responding to immediate threats and is intended to build a strategic deterrent capable of preventing threats, expansionist ambitions and encroachment while bolstering regional security.

Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan signed the joint defense agreement in Mecca on Aug. 7. It stipulates that an armed attack against any one of the three countries will be considered an attack against all of them.

President Donald Trump  described the pact in an Aug. 16 Truth Social post as a “big, bold, and important first step.” He said the agreement reflected regional countries “coming together” and their ability to defend themselves more effectively.

The White House and the State Department declined further comment.

Elizabeth M. Dent, a senior fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, said Washington would not necessarily view the alliance as a competitor to existing U.S. security arrangements in the region. She told MBN that it was consistent with the American policy of encouraging partners to take on a greater role in providing for their own security. Washington’s assessment of the alliance, she said, would ultimately depend on how it operates in practice.

Saudi Defense Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman said in a post on X on Monday that the kingdom would continue implementing the Mecca agreement in ways that strengthen “joint political and defense integration” and support security and stability.

Qahtani said the alliance’s strength lies in the complementary capabilities of its three members: Saudi Arabia’s political and economic weight, Pakistan’s nuclear capabilities and strategic location, and Turkey’s industrial strength. Together, he said, those assets could enhance the alliance’s ability to build a credible regional deterrent.

In that context, the Saudi Foreign Ministry said the three countries would work to strengthen their defense capabilities and the cohesion of their armed forces through cooperation in defense industries and the joint development of production and technology.

Katiboglu told MBN that Turkey could play a central role in turning the agreement into practical defense cooperation through the transfer of technology and military and industrial expertise, while drawing on its decades of experience in NATO to strengthen the capabilities of alliance members.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said the agreement had left the door open for other countries to join, adding that Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan were preparing a road map setting out the procedures and conditions for membership.

He said the accession of other countries, including Egypt, was “indeed possible,” while noting that consultations were still underway on membership requirements, procedures and criteria.

Fidan also stressed that the alliance would respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of states and “is not directed against any country.”.