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Middle East Security Architecture Shifts Amid New Alliances

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First reported by Zman Yisrael · 12 hours ago

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A new regional security framework is forming in the Middle East with Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan establishing mutual defense pacts, while Israel and Greece enhance military ties. Experts view the "Muslim NATO" as a political declaration, not a full military alliance, aimed at deterring regional conflicts.

01Middle East security architecture is shifting with new alliances forming.
02Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan formed a mutual defense pact.
03Israel and Greece are strengthening their military cooperation.
04The "Muslim NATO" is seen as a political declaration, not a military alliance.
05Afghanistan faces a humanitarian crisis but shows progress in counter-narcotics and counter-terrorism.

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