Saudi Arabia Next After Iran. Pakistan, Turkey Joined Hands To Save Khanenei Govt? скачать в хорошем качестве

Saudi Arabia Next After Iran. Pakistan, Turkey Joined Hands To Save Khanenei Govt?

Tauseef Ahmed Khan explains the rapidly changing Middle East power dynamics and why Saudi Arabia and Pakistan openly refused to allow their airspace to be used against Iran. The conversation explores how the traditional idea of “enemy states” in the region has collapsed after Gaza, Yemen, and Qatar developments — and why Iran is no longer seen as the primary threat by key Muslim countries. Also watch our discussion on Pakistan-Saudi Defence Pact:    • Saudi Arabia's Defence Pact With Pakistan ...   This episode deeply analyzes: • Why Saudi Arabia and Pakistan blocked airspace use • A new Muslim Defense Pact • Turkey’s strategic leverage and NATO dilemma • America’s shift from “reliable ally” to “transactional power” • Israel’s fear of regional unity • The long-term plan to isolate or flip Iran internally • Why Pakistan’s role has become strategically central Is a new regional security order emerging? Is Israel losing strategic dominance? And can Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Egypt form a future defense bloc? Watch this full analysis to understand the real geopolitical chessboard behind headlines. 📌 Subscribe for fact-based geopolitical analysis 📌 Share to support independent journalism #NayaDaur ----------------------------------------------- If you like what we're doing, support us on Patreon:   / membership   In Pakistan, you can help us sustain our operation by showing your support on https://www.ggden.com/nayadaurpk https://nayadaur.tv/donate/ Listen On Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/43AmvLt... Subscribe our channel:    / nayadaurpk   Follow Naya Daur Media on Facebook:   / nayadaurpk   Follow Naya Daur Urdu on Facebook:   / nayadaururdu   Follow Naya Daur Media on Twitter:   / ndn_pk   Follow Naya Daur Urdu on Twitter:   / nayadaurpk_urdu   Follow Naya Daur Media on Instagram:   / nayadaurpk   Visit www.thefridaytimes.com