Imran S
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Brother, Pakistan also has to consider its strategic options and national interests. Our primary security challenge remains India, and Pakistan cannot afford to pick a direct confrontation with the United States simply to prove its independence.
Saudi Arabia has stood by Pakistan during difficult times, while Turkye has also been an important strategic partner, and Iran as well.
The Makkah Pact should be judged by what it delivers for Pakistan’s defense and strategic security, not in advance as a scheme for personal enrichment. Every additional defense capability, weapons system, and security partnership will strengthens Pakistan deterrence and strategic position against india and israel.
Its your speculations only,You think Turkey and Saudi Arabia are going to go to war for broke Pakistan against India if the U.S. and Israel support India in such a conflict?
Come on….
Pakistan’s entire role in the Mecca Pact is to make Munir $$$$$ thru Saudi handouts.
So far Pakistan finds itself on the same side as Israel in this Iran vs America/Israel conflict by closing its borders and rushing to contain the Houthi’s.
Munir is never going to challenge Israeli aggression in the region. He is a CIA backed General. Maybe you should free Khan from jail if you want a real independent leader.
Brother, Pakistan also has to consider its strategic options and national interests. Our primary security challenge remains India, and Pakistan cannot afford to pick a direct confrontation with the United States simply to prove its independence.
Saudi Arabia has stood by Pakistan during difficult times, while Turkye has also been an important strategic partner, and Iran as well.
The Makkah Pact should be judged by what it delivers for Pakistan’s defense and strategic security, not in advance as a scheme for personal enrichment. Every additional defense capability, weapons system, and security partnership will strengthens Pakistan deterrence and strategic position against india and israel.






