Is an India–UAE–Israel Axis Quietly Forming to Counter an ‘Islamic Nato’?

India-UAE-Israel axis: In the name of tariffs, Donald Trump is not leaving America’s allies behind. America, which is the largest in NATO, is now calling the alliance into question. Due to the Greenland issue, Europe is at loggerheads with the countries. In this context, the doubts about whether there will be US protection in the future are harassing the West Asian countries. It is in this background that new military alliances are emerging. Middle East countries and other countries are forming alliances for their protection in this chaotic situation.

Already “Saudi Arabia-Pakistan-Turkey” are making arrangements for the “Islamic NATO” alliance. In this background, it seems that the target of the Pakistan alliance is “India-UAE-Israel” which is ready for another alliance. Greece and Cyprus are also likely to participate in this. Recently, UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed visited India. It is heard that important talks have been held between the two countries towards a strategic defense partnership agreement. In addition to this, there is an atmosphere of conflict between Saudi and UAE over Yemen’s authority. While Pakistan is on the Saudi side, the UAE is looking at India.

Saudi-Pak-Turkey towards Islamic NATO

Last year, a defense agreement was signed between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. In this agreement, Pakistan and Saudis have declared that there is a provision that if an enemy country attacks any country, it will be treated as an attack on their country. On the other hand, Pakistan wants to be more proactive in the defense of Islamic countries. Turkey hopes to form an alliance called Islamic NATO with these two countries. If Saudi economic power, Pakistan’s nuclear and missile capabilities and Turkey’s technology come under one umbrella, there is a danger to countries like UAE.

India’s alliance against Pakistan’s alliance..?

American political scientist Max Abrahams said that an alliance of India-Israel-UAE-Greece countries should be formed as an alternative to the Saudi-Pak-Turkey alliance. Several ex-military officers say that the Turkey-Pakistan-Saudi alliance poses a threat not only to India but also to Israel, Armenia and Cyprus. Already, ties between the UAE and Israel are strengthening. There is an Abraham treaty between the two countries. India, Israel, USA and UAE are members of the I2U2 alliance. Israel has always supported India. India has an extensive trade partnership with the UAE. Recently, strategic relations with countries like Greece and Cyprus have been strengthened. And India is selling arms to Armenia. India is selling missiles like Akash to Armenia in the background of Pakistan and Turkey supporting Azerbaijan against Armenia. If we consider the recent developments, there are claims that a new alliance will emerge with India as the center.