The recently signed Mecca Defense Agreement profoundly impacts us Kurds, also affecting the role of the United States in the Middle East and raising questions about the region's future and the position of the Kurds.
According to regional researchers, this agreement could form a strong military alliance between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, which may directly oppose Kurdish interests in the region.
In this regard, Rudaw24 has learned that many of the revolutionary movements in Eastern Kurdistan have established fraternal ties with the revolutionary forces in Balochistan, so that the Kurds can have influence and move forward with events! Kak Faruq Luqmani told Rudaw that the Kurds of the East have had ongoing contacts with the Balochistan forces, and their previous relations have nothing to do with the Mecca agreement.
Mr. Faruq Luqmani told Rudaw24: "This agreement creates a very dangerous situation for the region, and this time the Kurds must be united and confront these threats with unity."
In response to a question whether this agreement would force the Kurds, in their fight against the Turkish regime, to also fight Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, Palani said: "Unfortunately, this new alliance can put more pressure on the Kurds and plunge the region into great complication." He also pointed out that the Kurdistan Workers' Party cannot demand the rights of the Kurds and defend the rights of Kurdistan in North Kurdistan; there are other forces in the region that continue to struggle for Kurdish rights in North Kurdistan.
He also noted that this agreement will negatively affect the internal problems of the countries in the region and may support the terrorist regime of Iran, which violates the rights of the Kurds and other minorities.
The terrorist regime of Iran, as always, continues to oppress its people and suppress minorities, and this agreement could make this bloodthirsty regime even stronger.
In conclusion, Palani stressed that the only solution to get out of this dangerous situation is Kurdish national and international unity, which must now be strengthened more than ever.
This report comes as political observers predict that the future of the Middle East will become even more unstable due to the Mecca agreement, and the Kurds will remain one of the most affected parties.
