Joint Defense Agreement: Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, news & updates

[Meengla]

Put a sindhi topi on Saudi' FM, and he will look like a Sindhi from Larkana lol

The Saudi FM, also MBS and other Arab leaders look VERY different without their head wares; I like them better with their heads covered with their traditional head wares (whatever its called). LOL!
Speaking of these off topic things: When I look at the coverage of the ongoing war on Iran and I see the visuals from Iran and from much of the Middle East in the media houses, Pakistan looks so much modern! Turkey and Pakistan look modern in the media and on the streets but maybe with the exception of Lebanon, the Middle Eastern look plain and boring. That's not insulting them--its their customs and traditions--but that's how I personally see them.

 

[Pakistani Dragon]

 

[Starlord]

The Saudi FM, also MBS and other Arab leaders look VERY different without their head wares; I like them better with their heads covered with their traditional head wares (whatever its called). LOL!
Speaking of these off topic things: When I look at the coverage of the ongoing war on Iran and I see the visuals from Iran and from much of the Middle East in the media houses, Pakistan looks so much modern! Turkey and Pakistan look modern in the media and on the streets but maybe with the exception of Lebanon, the Middle Eastern look plain and boring. That's not insulting them--its their customs and traditions--but that's how I personally see them.

Pakistan took a beating and still is from this terrorism for 20 years, out of that we only have 2-3 max years of relative peace but in that we also have political turmoil, imagine if we never had to deal with Terrorism, or whatever the BS Baluch are trying pull in Baluchistan, Pakistan would very powerful country specially with nukes. And a lot of its cities would see some reasonable development, in terms of Modernization i think KSA/Turkiye and Qatar and other GCC country has done great job but then they have oil, no conflict for years, and tech/FDI's open from west, while Pakistani's were fighting like kujli wale kutte on the streets and cutting each other throats.

 

[Meengla]

Pakistan took a beating and still is from this terrorism for 20 years, out of that we only have 2-3 max years of relative peace but in that we also have political turmoil, imagine if we never had to deal with Terrorism, or whatever the BS Baluch are trying pull in Baluchistan, Pakistan would very powerful country specially with nukes. And a lot of its cities would see some reasonable development, in terms of Modernization i think KSA/Turkiye and Qatar and other GCC country has done great job but then they have oil, no conflict for years, and tech/FDI's open from west, while Pakistani's were fighting like kujli wale kutte on the streets and cutting each other throats.

Right on those things. But I believe Pakistan will beat up the tribals and their patrons in Afghanistan. Unfortunately, geography has placed a Haiti x 100 population of people in Afghanistan but they will be beaten back.
I had the vibrancy of the Pakistani media in my mind in the quoted post as I look in the regions to Pakistan's north and west. Just look the dullness of the Middle Eastern countries with the exception of Lebanon, Israel and Turkey. Then look at Pakistan's media and its streets. What has been shocking to me was looking at the visuals from Iran; I had thought of a vibrant country but, boy, they look like a slightly more polished version of Saudi Arabia and Afghanistan.
I'd take Pakistan any day over almost all Middle Eastern countries to live in! Turkey and Lebanon would be the exceptions.

 

[Starlord]

Right on those things. But I believe Pakistan will beat up the tribals and their patrons in Afghanistan. Unfortunately, geography has placed a Haiti x 100 population of people in Afghanistan but they will be beaten back.
I had the vibrancy of the Pakistani media in my mind in the quoted post as I look in the regions to Pakistan's north and west. Just look the dullness of the Middle Eastern countries with the exception of Lebanon, Israel and Turkey. Then look at Pakistan's media and its streets. What has been shocking to me was looking at the visuals from Iran; I had thought of a vibrant country but, boy, they look like a slightly more polished version of Saudi Arabia and Afghanistan.
I'd take Pakistan any day over almost all Middle Eastern countries to live in! Turkey and Lebanon would be the exceptions.

Taliban won't beat Pakistan, but our own Chu who are sitting within the borders and worshiping a egoistic maniac sitting in jail those are bigger threat to Pakistan than Terrorism, with Taliban/Afghans we will have this hi-lo intensity clash every now and then, unless Indians and Pakistan sit and fix their issue, no more funding of BLA/TTP or Taliban, and from Pakistan no more support for Kashmiri groups (which i think its pretty much gone anyway). And on top of everything we have to fix our governance system, make more administrative districts or new provinces, smallar provinces will be easy to control and more jobs will create, easy to clean from extremists and terrorists. Its gonna be a long journey but androon rolay tu khatam ho na, phir taraqi ho gi.

 

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Turkey-Saudi Arabia-Pakistan joint defense agreement.

Lebanon's Prime Minister and President's visits to Turkey.

Egypt's Defense Minister's visit to Ankara.

Mahmoud Abbas's visit to Turkey.

Hakan Fidan's (East and West) Libya and Egypt visits.

Hakan Fidan's "radical steps" statement.

The picture is quite clear, isn't it?


Turkey is very active!

 

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Turkey-Saudi Arabia-Pakistan joint defense agreement.
Lebanon's Prime Minister and President's visits to Turkey.
Egypt's Defense Minister's visit to Ankara.
Mahmoud Abbas's visit to Turkey.
Hakan Fidan's (East and West) Libya and Egypt visits.
Hakan Fidan's "radical steps" statement.
The picture is quite clear, isn't it?
Turkey is very active!

Brilliant!
The Middle East was not going to be the same after the multiple shocks in Eurasia in just last 4 years: The Russia-Ukraine War, the Gaza-Israel War, the India-Pakistan conflict of May 2025, and the ongoing war on Iran. They are all inter-connected events!! It is the Eurasia we are talking about and that's probably why the Glenn Diesen channel is 'Eurasia' because Eurasia is the center of human conflicts and growth (the Western presences like America are the extension of that!).
Everything boils down to the decades old American desire to wash its hands off the M.E and so the new alignments are falling in place. And doing so very rapidly.