Iran Concerned Over Makkah Pact

The Mecca Agreement for Mutual Defense between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan aims to enhance collective security and regional stability. It emphasizes that the agreement is not directed against Iran. However, it has raised concerns within the Iranian regime due to fears of a potential shift in the balance of power in the region. After the agreement was signed, the Pakistani Deputy Prime Minister contacted his Iranian counterpart, affirming that the agreement is intended to foster strategic cooperation and regional peace. Iran, on the other hand, considers the agreement to be aimed against it, viewing it as a major adversary—especially after tensions escalated since the outbreak of war in the region in February 2026, which worsened following American and Israeli strikes on Iran. Iran sees the pact as an attempt to create an independent security system that threatens its existence and raises fears of new regional alliances.

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