"Every Indian journalist & every Israeli-lobby backed Western media outlet is pushing a relentless record against the Makkah Defence Agreement, demanding the activation of its Collective Deterrence clause in support of KSA to launch an attack on Houthis in Yemen. The truth is that They are deliberately setting an ambush. Once General Hameed Gul said:"#Yemen is a Trap. Any state who enters the war in Yemen will weaken itself due to the strategic landscape of Yemen."The world wants #KSA, #Pakistan & #Turkey to trigger this historic agreement against a terrorist organisation in Yemen. If activated for minor terror attacks by non-state actors, it will expose the agreement & project weakness rather than strength. A grand strategic pact is meant for major deterrence, not for chasing insurgents through harsh landscapes. Secondly, KSA is not weak. Every country in this agreement Pakistan, Turkey & KSA is actively fighting terrorists every single day & every one of these nations has the sovereign capability to defend itself from terror proxies.This consistent media frenzy is a calculated maneuver: #Israel & #India wants to trap KSA, Turkey & Pakistan into a draining war against Yemen. Their ultimate goal is to exhaust the resources, manpower & focus of these 3 states so that Israel and India can trigger a war against them on weakened terms. The leadership in Riyadh, Ankara & Islamabad sees the playbook clearly they will not walk into an engineered trap."
Recent calls from various media outlets, particularly those backed by the Israeli lobby, have intensified demands for the activation of the Collective Deterrence clause within the Makkah Defence Agreement. This agreement binds Pakistan, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia (KSA) to a collective security framework, ostensibly in response to the ongoing conflict in Yemen, particularly against the Houthi forces. However, critics argue that these calls are not rooted in genuine concern for regional stability, but rather represent a strategic maneuver to draw KSA, Turkey, and Pakistan into a protracted conflict.
As General Hameed Gul famously warned,