Saudi Arabia Builds Defence Alliances as Regional War Risks Rise

Saudi Arabia is forming new defence alliances including a Red Sea maritime coalition and a pact with Turkey and Pakistan to deter attacks amid rising regional conflict risks without seeking direct war involvement. These alliances aim to protect its infrastructure and economic ambitions while managing the risk of escalation with Iran and its allies.

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