Arabia Saudita, Turquía y Pakistán firman pacto de defensa mutua

Arabia Saudita, Turquía y Pakistán firman pacto de defensa mutua

Arabia Saudita, Turquía y Pakistán firmaron un pacto de defensa mutua en La Meca el 7 de agosto, y el 12 de agosto analistas afirmaron que el acuerdo podría transformar la seguridad regional y la influencia de EE.  UU. en Oriente Medio.

El tratado obliga a cada parte a considerar un ataque armado contra cualquiera de los miembros como un ataque contra todos. Tras la firma, el ministro de Defensa de Pakistán pidió a las naciones musulmanas una postura militar conjunta contra Israel, mientras que el ministro de Relaciones Exteriores de Turquía señaló que el pacto no está dirigido a ningún país en particular, incluido Irán. Los analistas también advirtieron que el acuerdo genera incertidumbre en los cálculos de seguridad de la India.

Actores

Saudi Arabia Pakistan Turkey Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman President Recep Tayyip Erdogan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif Pakistan's foreign ministry

Ubicaciones

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Marib province, Yemen Najran region, Saudi Arabia Mansouri, Lebanon

Artículos

12 de agosto de 2026
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Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan defense pact worries regional experts
Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan defense pact worries regional experts

Fox News • 12 de ago 13:53

Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan signed a mutual-defense pact in Mecca, prompting analysts to assess its implications for regional security and U.S. influence.

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10 de agosto de 2026
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China, India and Pakistan’s dangerous nuclear triangle just became more complicated
China, India and Pakistan’s dangerous nuclear triangle just became more complicated

South China Morning Post • 10 de ago 14:07

Pakistan, Turkey and Saudi Arabia have agreed to treat an armed attack on any of them as an attack on all, a move analysts say adds uncertainty to India's security calculations.

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8 de agosto de 2026
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Turkey says new defense pact with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan not aimed at Iran
Turkey says new defense pact with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan not aimed at Iran

AP News • 8 de ago 20:07

Turkey's foreign minister said the new trilateral defense agreement signed in Mecca is aimed at regional stability and does not target any specific country.

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Pakistan's defense minister threatens 'illegitimate' Israel after inking pact with Saudis, Turkey
Pakistan's defense minister threatens 'illegitimate' Israel after inking pact with Saudis, Turkey

The Times of Israel • 8 de ago 16:43

Pakistan's defence minister urged Muslim nations to form a joint military stance against Israel following a trilateral defence agreement between Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey.

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What could the Mecca defence pact mean for the US role in the Middle East?
What could the Mecca defence pact mean for the US role in the Middle East?

Al Jazeera • 8 de ago 01:31

Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan have signed a mutual defence agreement in Mecca, prompting analysts to assess its impact on U.S. security guarantees in the region.

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7 de agosto de 2026
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Why Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey just signed a defense pact
Why Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey just signed a defense pact

Atlantic Council • 7 de ago 22:22

Leaders of Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey signed a defense pact in Mecca that commits each to treat an armed attack on any member as an attack on all, amid rising regional tensions.

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Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan sign key defense agreement
Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan sign key defense agreement

apnews.com • 7 de ago 18:52

Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan signed a defense pact in Mecca that obliges each to treat an armed attack on any member as an attack on all, aiming to boost collective deterrence amid regional tensions.

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A roundup of the latest developments in the Middle East
A roundup of the latest developments in the Middle East

AP News • 7 de ago 18:05

Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan signed a mutual defence agreement, while Iran-backed Houthi rebels intensified strikes on Yemeni and Saudi targets.

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