Republika analysis highlights Saudi-Turkey-Pakistan axis, Indonesia's stance
Source material is an opinion piece, so the pact's impact and Indonesia's position have not been verified in a separate factual report.
The available article examines the writer's view of a possible new regional axis among Saudi Arabia, Turki, and Pakistan, as well as questions over Indonesia's stance. In the review, the writer says cooperation among the three countries should be read in the context of the Gulf conflict, the US-Iran war, and maritime security threats in the Red Sea and the Strait of Hormuz. However, the text available is an analysis/opinion article in Republika, not a field report that independently verifies events, the details of any agreement, or the official policy consequences for Indonesia. As a result, the information available is better treated as a geopolitical interpretation than as a confirmed new policy development.