rafale
Registered Member
I think the whole Idea of Pakistan pressing towards regional defence pact is that if Pakistani forces are present in GCC countries, beginning with Saudia, then Iran is less likely to target them.
Iran targeted the GCC nations because they actively have US bases and those provided tactical and theater level support to carry out attacks on Iran.
If Pakistan comes in, and Pakistan has good relations with Iran, at least the GCC nations don't feel threatened by Iran. US will have to find another way to stage a war.
Turkey will be involved because Turkey of all nations in this region is the most capable one to provide high tech weapons alternate to western weapons. Plus through Pakistan, China will be able to easily supplant its role by providing advanced weapons.
GCC countries ain't getting 5th gen jets anytime soon and with what pissraelis did to Qataris and their ego, China can lead the race to supply 5th Gen jets to GCC.
Money is no issue.
I think we are seeing the end of traditional middle east and the eventual exit of US. Very similar and not so surprising as to what happened with the British and French influence in the aftermath of WW II, east of Suez.
Iran targeted the GCC nations because they actively have US bases and those provided tactical and theater level support to carry out attacks on Iran.
If Pakistan comes in, and Pakistan has good relations with Iran, at least the GCC nations don't feel threatened by Iran. US will have to find another way to stage a war.
Turkey will be involved because Turkey of all nations in this region is the most capable one to provide high tech weapons alternate to western weapons. Plus through Pakistan, China will be able to easily supplant its role by providing advanced weapons.
GCC countries ain't getting 5th gen jets anytime soon and with what pissraelis did to Qataris and their ego, China can lead the race to supply 5th Gen jets to GCC.
Money is no issue.
I think we are seeing the end of traditional middle east and the eventual exit of US. Very similar and not so surprising as to what happened with the British and French influence in the aftermath of WW II, east of Suez.





