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SAUDI ARABIA, TURKEY AND PAKISTAN SIGN DEFENCE PACT

1 min read • 12 mins ago • BBC News • [src]
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BBC NewsSAUDI ARABIA, TURKEY AND PAKISTAN SIGN DEFENCE PACT12 mins ago
France 24 - International breakiLIVE: SAUDI ARABIA, PAKISTAN, TURKEY SIGN DEFENCE PACT STATING 'ATTACK ON ONE IS ATTACK ON ALL' ⤵️43 mins ago
JPost.com - The Jerusalem Post -SAUDI ARABIA, TURKEY, PAKISTAN SIGN MAJOR DEFENSE PACT AMID IRAN TENSIONS49 mins ago
Deutsche WelleMIDDLE EAST: SAUDI ARABIA, TURKEY, PAKISTAN SIGN DEFENSE DEAL1 hr ago

WHAT HAPPENED

According to BBC News, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan signed a mutual defence pact, formalising a trilateral military cooperation that will treat an attack on any one of the three states as an attack on all.

Pakistan officials stated that an assault on any of the three allies will be viewed as an attack against all, underscoring the unity of the pact. The Associated Press noted that the signing is part of broader Middle East security dynamics, while The Jerusalem Post highlighted that the agreement comes amid heightened tensions with Iran. Deutsche Welle confirmed the deal as a significant step in regional defence coordination.

The alliance reflects growing concerns over regional instability and the need for coordinated security responses among Gulf and former Ottoman states.

  • Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan formalised a mutual defence pact that pledges collective military support.
  • Pakistan declared that an attack on any member will be considered an attack against all three countries.
  • The agreement was signed amid heightened Middle East tensions, including disputes with Iran.

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