Joint Defense Agreement: Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, news & updates

This former uae presidential aide is right about the poverty, illiteracy, instability, poor economic and political performance by Pakistan. There is NO doubt about that. Had he left it at that then no-one would be able to argue with him. However, he has shot himself in the foot and made uae look weak, dumb and impotent when he mentioned Pakistan's nuclear weapons...........................:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:......................Firstly, the 170 nuclear bombs he mentioned that Pakistan has is the figure based on 2017/2018 estimates. NOBODY actually knows the TRUE number of nuclear weapons Pakistan has RIGHT NOW. Some estimates have gone even as far as to say Pakistan may have around 300 nuclear warheads as of 2026. Despite Pakistan's poverty, illiteracy and other problems, Pakistan has emerged as a significant nuclear weapons state, something that the uae HAS NOT and CAN NEVER be able to do THEMSELVES despite all the wealth, economic success and high literacy rate they have. The emiratis will NEVER be able to develop nuclear weapons themselves as they DO NOT have it in them to do so. The ONLY way the emiratis can HAVE nuclear weapons is if america, russia, israel or China develop it for them. The emiratis could NEVER do it themselves.

PS What these emiratis don't realize is that IF Pakistan didn't have nuclear weapons then the situation of Pakistani people will be worst than that of the Palestinians in Gaza so NO AMOUNT of poverty, illiteracy, poor economic and political performance is going to stop Pakistan from having and continuing to develop and advance our nuclear weapons program.
The UAE knows Pak's potential too well. Hence, they actively finance and support terrorism inside Pakistan. They are the grandkids of Abu Lahab...
 

INTERACTIVE_TRILATERAL_MAKKAH_DEFENSE_AUGUST9_2026-01-1786446849.jpg


  • Manpower: Combined, the three countries include about 1.4 million active personnel, backed by large paramilitary and reserve forces. Pakistan provides the largest pool of active personnel at 660,000, followed by Turkiye at 481,000 and Saudi Arabia at 247,000.
  • Air power: Together they operate 3,415 military aircraft including fighter jets, helicopters, transporters and training military aircraft. Pakistan possesses some 1,397 aircraft, followed by Turkiye at 1,101 and Saudi Arabia with 917.
  • Land forces: The three countries field some 6,046 tanks and more than 179,000 armoured vehicles, alongside thousands of artillery systems and multiple-launch rocket systems. Pakistan has the highest number of tanks at 2,677, Turkiye has 2,284 and Saudi Arabia, 1,085.
  • Naval power: Their combined fleets include 344 naval assets, including 33 frigates, 24 corvettes and 22 submarines. Turkiye comes out top here with 192 naval assets, followed by Pakistan’s 120 and Saudi Arabia’s 32.
  • Defence spending: Their combined defence budgets amount to about $124.4bn annually. Saudi Arabia has the largest military budget of the three at $63.9bn in 2026, while Turkiye set aside $51.4bn and Pakistan $9.1bn according to Global Firepower.
AP24083391276578-1746854571.jpg

Pakistan-made surface-to-surface missiles Fatah-I and launcher are displayed during a military parade to mark Pakistan National Day in Islamabad, Pakistan, on March 23, 2024

getty_6a7b067e34-1786447486.jpg

Turkish navy vessels navigate the Bosphorus in a parade to mark the 486th anniversary of the Naval victory of Preveza and Naval Forces Day on September 27, 2024, in Istanbul, Turkiye
 

Users who are viewing this thread

Country Watch Latest

Back
Top