Trump praises Saudi-Turkey-Pakistan Defence Pact as "Important First Step"
Mettis Global • • 1 min read

US President Donald Trump has welcomed the signing of the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement by Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan, according to Mettis Global. Trump described the trilateral accord as a notable early move and offered congratulations to the leaders of the three countries. He posted his reaction on Truth Social, saying he was pleased the pact had finally been concluded after a lengthy process.
Trump framed the agreement as a sign that Middle Eastern countries are increasingly looking to rely on themselves for defence, pointing to closer cooperation among the three states. According to a joint statement, the pact aims to strengthen collective deterrence against outside aggression. Any armed attack on one member would be viewed as a strike against every signatory.
The accord follows escalating regional tensions, including missile attacks on Gulf oil-exporting states and disruption to energy shipments, according to the report.
At a glance
- Trump welcomed the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement signed by Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan.
- The pact says an armed attack on any member will be treated as an attack on all.
- Signing came amid missile attacks on Gulf oil exporters and disruptions to energy shipments.
Originally reported by Mettis Global
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