Mecca Defence Alliance: Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, news & updates

[Master Chief]

indians having a meltdown about the pact on youtube............ :

Honestly, we should do him a favour - nukes will just end this man's concerns once and for all. To think, millions of them make a living chatting such utter copenomic garbage to their subscribers. Frankly, their videos are traumatic to my eyes and ears.

 

[Master Chief]

Is that what you will say on Yaum-e-Din ?

You see the hurt it caused The Secular Republic of Hindustan? That's why we play with Mr Trump's emotions. It was reasonably successful, so yes, I will gladly say as much any day of any week.

It is a form of realpolitik.

The thing I don't understand is why does something that brought misery to the Secular Republic of Hindustan bring so much pain to you also?

 

[030292]

Massive operation against houthis is in the making...
Be prepared for maatam by Iran lovers

Good luck, dont cry like a b*tch when big bad houthies inevitably kill our boys thousands of miles away from our borders, and for what, so that house of saud can spend the rest of their lives doing ayashi in western capitals?

 

[Owaiz]

That's the thing. It's not just indians, israelis etc that have a problem with Pakistan doing well and becoming more powerful on the world stage. EVEN the Pakistanis who belong to the "we are the same people as indians" brigade and who don't have loyalty to Pakistan are jumping up and down like chimpanzees as their backsides are on fire because of the Pakistan, Turkiye and Saudi Arabia defence pact.

Actually, your post, which is emblematic of how faujitards think, is exactly why I think Modi and Netanyahu might turn out to be the biggest beneficiaries of this " Islamic NATO" . Just like the morons in Pakistan who are cheering this as an anti India and Israel pact, Modi and Netanyahu will use the same framing to create an Islamic hegemony bogeyman for their own idiotic Islamophobic voters to distract attention from their own failures and unpopularity and rally their voters around the spectre of a pan-Islamist threat; and unlike in Pakistan, where the opinion of the common people doesn't matter, Modi and Netanyahu do have to worry about being voted out.

I am generally not one for tin-foil conspiracy theories, but why does this feel like a Hindutva/Zionist plot ?

 

[Owaiz]

You see the hurt it caused The Secular Republic of Hindustan? That's why we play with Mr Trump's emotions. It was reasonably successful, so yes, I will gladly say as much any day of any week.

It is a form of realpolitik.

The thing I don't understand is why does something that brought misery to the Secular Republic of Hindustan bring so much pain to you also?

I don't know about the Secular Republic of Hindustan, but this has given the Hindutva brigade led by Modi just the issue they need to distract public attention from their domestic failures to the external Islamist threat. They have used that playbook to win elections before.

 

[chinasun]

The most prominent contradiction in the Middle East appears to be the conflict between Israel and Islamic nations. However, in reality, the United States has deliberately fostered both Israel and the region's monarchical states to maintain its control over the area. These vulnerable monarchies rely on U.S. protection for their security and are thus compelled to align with American actions. Furthermore, driven by the fear that the expanding influence of Islamic democratic republics could threaten their own rule, these monarchies have taken various measures, including the funding of extremist religious groups. Their stances during past Middle East wars have also been highly nuanced and ambiguous. Meanwhile, the U.S. and Western nations have continuously struck at and sanctioned major Middle Eastern powers. These intertwined factors constitute the root cause of the region's perpetual warfare and its inability to achieve unity.

The January 2026 U.S. National Security Strategy explicitly acknowledges the failure of America's overextended global strategy and the imperative for "strategic retrenchment." Furthermore, the U.S.-Iran conflict has laid bare the decline of American power. As a result, a profound security vacuum has emerged in the Middle East. In this context, the success or failure of the alliance between Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey will profoundly shape the region's geopolitical landscape for the next century. It is hoped that these nations can maintain unity and forge the most inclusive alliance possible—one that even includes Iran. This envisioned coalition should transcend a purely military pact to become a comprehensive regional economic alliance, ultimately transforming the Middle East into a paradigm of peace and a vital pole in the future multipolar world.

 

[Master Chief]

I don't know about the Secular Republic of Hindustan, but this has given the Hindutva brigade led by Modi just the issue they need to distract public attention from their domestic failures to the external Islamist threat. They have used that playbook to win elections before.

Sir. You seem to misunderstand my humble rhetoric. The Secular Republic and the Hindutva Akhandian entity are one and the same.

As for your concern, it is of ongoing benefit to Islamabad if Modi continues, then if Yogi replaces him.

I should stay silent now. In my excitement I seem to be revealing the details of the whole darned operation like some complacent James Bond villain.

 

[hyperman]

Yes, and recently they sent Rafales to UAE. I have my reservations about them too

Thats probably why they weren't included.

There was initially a 4 way meeting, but there is too much baggage from the Egyptians. They don't know what they want to do. They cannot tie themselves up with the Emiratis, and also have a close relationship with Saudi and Turkey, when those two elements are in an undeclared conflict in Somalia, Yemen, Sudan, etc.

 

[hyperman]

Somaliland should be taken off the board soon hopefully!

I want to take the UAE off the board. lol

If only the Saudis annex Abu Dhabi, they don't even have to take all the UAE, just Abu Dhabi, and 90% of the problems of the region will be fixed. From Yemen, Somalia, Ethiopia, Sudan, Libya, etc. Even in Iraq, many people forget but these A-holes were behind the Kurdistan referendum play that failed.

Everywhere across the region they are trying to fracture countries and break them apart very much to the liking of the Yinon Plan.

Yinon Plan - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[PAKISTANFOREVER]

Actually, your post, which is emblematic of how faujitards think, is exactly why I think Modi and Netanyahu might turn out to be the biggest beneficiaries of this " Islamic NATO" . Just like the morons in Pakistan who are cheering this as an anti India and Israel pact, Modi and Netanyahu will use the same framing to create an Islamic hegemony bogeyman for their own idiotic Islamophobic voters to distract attention from their own failures and unpopularity and rally their voters around the spectre of a pan-Islamist threat; and unlike in Pakistan, where the opinion of the common people doesn't matter, Modi and Netanyahu do have to worry about being voted out.

I am generally not one for tin-foil conspiracy theories, but why does this feel like a Hindutva/Zionist plot ?

They have been doing EXACTLY that for the last 25 years!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.................................................have you been asleep since 2001 or what!!!!!!!!!...................................Do you HONESTLY BELIEVE that had Pakistan, Turkiye and Saudi Arabia not signed the defence pact then the israelis and indians would have ended their Islamaphobia; stopped demonizing Muslim nations; stopped promoting the propaganda of the "Islamic boogeyman" and stopped their plans for a greater israel or greater india (akhand bharat)?.............................

Whatever mistake the Pakistan military has made, one thing is for certain, IF it had not been for the Pakistan military then the deformed subhuman indian hordes form the east would have invaded and made sure Pakistan would cease to exist. The atrocities and genocide that would follow would LITERALLY be 1000x worst than the israeli genocide of Gaza.

PS You either are an indian troll; a self-hating Pakistani OR you have SEVERE comprehension issues.

 

[Owaiz]

Sir. You seem to misunderstand my humble rhetoric. The Secular Republic and the Hindutva Akhandian entity are one and the same.

As for your concern, it is of ongoing benefit to Islamabad if Modi continues, then if Yogi replaces him.

I should stay silent now. In my excitement I seem to be revealing the details of the whole darned operation like some complacent James Bond villain.

I do understand why the rulers in Islamabad and Pindi need India to be as extremist as possible to justify the continued capture of Pakistan's resources by the Army establishment at the expense of the people. Thank you for being honest and revealing where your sympathies lie.

 

[mythbuster]

Good luck, dont cry like a b*tch when big bad houthies inevitably kill our boys thousands of miles away from our borders, and for what, so that house of saud can spend the rest of their lives doing ayashi in western capitals?

Whether we will cry like a b*tch or not , time will tell.... however you are crying like a B*tch right now.

 

[Trailer23]

Man, you give this alliance (pakistan,turkey and saudia) much importance , we don't care about this alliance.

Okay man, chill the f#*k out.

You've been posting like a mad man for someone that doesn't really care about this alliance.

Question is, would that of actually been your stance had Egypt been part of it...?

 

[GoatsMilk]

zionists are going crazy online.



If Muslims want to create defence alliances, no one should be upset about it unless they consider Muslims their enemies.

So far the biggest voices against it have been the indians, the iranians, the greeks and the isrealis.

But the real fear isnt about Turkiye, Saudi and Pakistan coming together, its the fear that it will open the door for other Muslim states to join it. That is the real fear of this pact.

 

[Desert]

Okay man, chill the f#*k out.

You've been posting like a mad man for someone that doesn't really care about this alliance.

Question is, would that of actually been your stance had Egypt been part of it...?

I'm chilled , you are the one who needs to calm.
people posting about Egypt and I reply them , I didn't speak about any other country.

and about your question , ya , i would actually reject Egypt being part of it , we are no mercenaries to al-saud.