La nouvelle triade au Moyen-Orient : « Quand l'Iran attaquera, la Turquie et le Pakistan seront dans une situation très délicate »
De nombreux points d'interrogation entourent l'accord signé à La Mecque. Sur le papier, si l'Arabie saoudite est attaquée, la charge de la preuve incombe à la Turquie et au Pakistan. Mais cela se produira-t-il vraiment…
Évaluation
A new trilateral agreement signed in Mecca raises questions about whether Turkey and Pakistan would actually defend Saudi Arabia if Iran attacked. The paper commitment places the burden on both countries, but analysts doubt their willingness or capability to follow through. The deal appears driven by Riyadh's outreach to anti-Israel states, suggesting strategic realignment rather than a reliable military pact. Watch for signs of concrete security cooperation or public hedging from Ankara and Islamabad.