据沙特国家通讯社：沙特王储会见美国中央司令部司令。

An Indian trade official said India and the United States are committed to advancing and finalizing the framework agreement reached in February.

Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan have signed a Mecca joint defence pact that could shift regional power dynamics by enhancing members' autonomous deterrent capacity and easing some US security burdens, though its operational credibility remains uncertain. A Foundation for Defense of Democracies expert says the agreement appears more focused on economic and commercial cooperation than on a NATO‑style security alliance; its deterrent value depends on joint planning, command arrangements and crisis procedures. A Pakistani policy analyst at CUNY warned the pact should not be read as an Article‑5 equivalent for now. Even a limited military arrangement may harden alignments—prompting counter‑cooperation from countries such as Israel and Greece—and therefore raise geopolitical tensions in the region.