High-level diplomatic sources revealed the formation of a trilateral strategic alliance comprising major regional powers, designed to mirror the organizational structure of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). The new alliance is based on the principle of mutual defense, wherein
an attack on one member state is considered an attack on the entire alliance. Sources clarified that ministerial committees will be established, and a Secretary-General will be appointed to manage and coordinate allied operations. The involved parties emphasized that this
formation is strictly defensive and does not target any specific country, but rather aims to protect the national security of its members amid escalating geopolitical challenges in the region.
