Beyond military power: Mecca pact’s leverage over Houthis
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A century after Medina's last Ottoman garrison, Ankara's soldiers are about to return to the Hijaz. The Mecca Pact can redesign the Middle East under the eyes of Iran, Israel and a backward America. With Erdoğan presenting himself to the Islamic world as the guardian of the most sacred places and defender of Saudi Arabia from the threats of the Houthi, without wanting to become the declared enemy of the Islamic Republic
The confrontation between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis has entered a period of sharp escalation, with attacks on civilian airports in Riyadh and Abha, and the repeated firing of rockets towards the Saudi capital. The attacks recently announced by the group responsible for which three people were killed in previous attacks on King Khalid International Airports in Riyadh and its father, and dozens injured. A Sudanese citizen was killed in the Riya…
Israeli media reported that Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia could accelerate the expansion of the "Mecca Alliance." The report highlighted the potential participation of Egypt and Syria, and stated that Türkiye, with its military capabilities and defense industry, could play a stronger role in the security of the Gulf countries.
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