Pakistan-Saudi-Turkey Defense Pact Poses Challenge for India, Signals Warning to China

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Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey have signed a new trilateral defense pact, which analysts view as a setback for India's regional strategic interests. The agreement is expected to give China greater commercial opportunities through increased access to weapon systems in the region. However, the pact may also prompt a reduction in US military engagement in West Asia. This potential shift in American focus could redirect Washington's attention toward countering China's expanding regional influence, making the deal a double-edged development for Beijing.

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