The Ankara summit previewed the Gulf’s new security equation

The Ankara summit highlighted a significant shift in the Gulf's security dynamics, driven by the ongoing conflict with Iran and the unresolved tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. This gathering signaled a new reliance among Gulf nations on regional and non-regional allies to bolster their defense strategies, moving away from traditional U.S.-centric security arrangements. The implications are profound, indicating a potential realignment in the region's power structures and a more complex geopolitical landscape as countries seek to safeguard their interests amid escalating threats.