KingQamaR
Elite Member
Tell me, brother, how can you be certain that this was a decision made by Ankara? Just because I oppose this idea does not imply that Turkish policymakers share the same view.
Saudi Arabia has recently reversed its position on Iran, incidentally received approval for increased defense imports from Washington, and faced direct and public threats from Israeli lobby groups in the U.S beforehand.
It is also quite plausible that Riyadh got spooked and that Ankara insisted on a genuine, long-term, real commitment, which may not align with Saudi interests.
Its sad brother . Really sad. Such a shame and a waste. Turkey and Saudis& Pakistanis had a real opportunity to build a military block.
Honestly this sort of Defensive Pack thing is long past due, for many reasons.
I think it's jumping the gun from me a little bit to blame Saudi Arabia or Türkiye. Apologies brother.
On paper. It seems more like a grouping of rough equals each with their own strengths and weaknesses. I don't see Saudi Arabia or Türkiye dictating to one another on their foreign policies.
Türkiye's is NATO tho, would that have any impact on them joining this alliance ?




