Pakistan-Saudi Arabia mutual defense pact: News & Discussion
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PK781
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Only the Almighty Allah SWT, the magnificent, is enough to DEFEND Makkah and Madinah Munawwara. Does anyone even think anything in this entire universe can even dare to even enter the Madina territory with evil intentions , without itself getting destroyed first. Allah SWT protects Madina Munawwara. His Angels and invisible (to humans) forces protect the sanctity of the resting place of the Noble Messenger PBUH. We all know that as Muslims. Even Dajjal cannot enter Madina.
I don't think we need to worry much about it. The Creator WILL protect the holy cities and mosques. Remember Abraha and the Ababeels. But yes its a good feeling to say and feel that vibe.
This pact must be to defend the rest of the KSA territory perhaps?
I don't think we need to worry much about it. The Creator WILL protect the holy cities and mosques. Remember Abraha and the Ababeels. But yes its a good feeling to say and feel that vibe.
This pact must be to defend the rest of the KSA territory perhaps?
TAC
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Kudos
U were right with your earlier comment that this deal must’ve been in the works for some time. I expect SA will fund expansion & enhancement of Pakistan’s capabilities. Clearly Pakistan is in no position to make any meaningful deployment from its current forces to SA for the ‘deterrence’ being talked about.
No doubt PAF’s recent merciless thrashing of IAF brought this agreement closer, the attack on Qatar & total failure of its ubber expensive western kit to do anything about it, sealed the deal.
Gripen9
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We'll self title ourselves as "Muhafizeen e Harmain Sharefain" just like the king has the title of "Khadim me harmain sharefain"
PaklovesTurkiye
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This is serious...
Damn..
Saudis really, have panicked after Israeli strike on Qatar
Asked by Reuters whether the agreement would place Saudi Arabia under Pakistan’s nuclear umbrella, a senior Saudi official said, "This is a comprehensive defensive agreement that encompasses all military means”.
But the deal’s timing comes after Sunni monarchs were shocked by Israel’s attack on Qatar last week. Middle East Eye revealed that the Trump administration approved the attack beforehand, as subsequent reporting from Axios confirmed.
“This could potentially have profound implications for how regional states view US security guarantees,” Ted Singer, former head of Middle East operations for the US Central Intelligence Agency, told MEE after the Israeli attack.
Saudi Arabia’s nod to Pakistan will not go unnoticed in Washington. Islamabad has strongly condemned Israel’s genocide in Gaza and also criticised Israel’s attack on Iran, its neighbour, in June.
Analysts say that Pakistan was alarmed by the precedent set by US and Israeli air strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities - and the potential extension of Israeli aerial dominance near Pakistan’s western frontier.
Pakistan is the only Muslim-majority country with nuclear weapons. It has always framed its arsenal as for defensive purposes, but does not have a “no-first-use” doctrine, which rules out preemptively attacking foes with nuclear weapons.
Saudi Arabia’s decision to forge a defence pact with Pakistan comes after it was rebuffed by the US, which wanted to condition a defensive agreement and the sale of civilian nuclear technology to Riyadh on normalising relations with Israel.
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Pakistan...
Sign one with Turks as well
They are warriors and our brothers, trusted ones
Damn..
Saudis really, have panicked after Israeli strike on Qatar
Asked by Reuters whether the agreement would place Saudi Arabia under Pakistan’s nuclear umbrella, a senior Saudi official said, "This is a comprehensive defensive agreement that encompasses all military means”.
But the deal’s timing comes after Sunni monarchs were shocked by Israel’s attack on Qatar last week. Middle East Eye revealed that the Trump administration approved the attack beforehand, as subsequent reporting from Axios confirmed.
“This could potentially have profound implications for how regional states view US security guarantees,” Ted Singer, former head of Middle East operations for the US Central Intelligence Agency, told MEE after the Israeli attack.
Saudi Arabia’s nod to Pakistan will not go unnoticed in Washington. Islamabad has strongly condemned Israel’s genocide in Gaza and also criticised Israel’s attack on Iran, its neighbour, in June.
Analysts say that Pakistan was alarmed by the precedent set by US and Israeli air strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities - and the potential extension of Israeli aerial dominance near Pakistan’s western frontier.
Pakistan is the only Muslim-majority country with nuclear weapons. It has always framed its arsenal as for defensive purposes, but does not have a “no-first-use” doctrine, which rules out preemptively attacking foes with nuclear weapons.
Saudi Arabia’s decision to forge a defence pact with Pakistan comes after it was rebuffed by the US, which wanted to condition a defensive agreement and the sale of civilian nuclear technology to Riyadh on normalising relations with Israel.
https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/...aign=Social_Traffic&utm_content=ap_o39xj8quct
Pakistan...
Sign one with Turks as well
They are warriors and our brothers, trusted ones
El Sidd
Elite Member
Pakistan should offer the same deal to the mayor of Jerusalem brokered by Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.
Meengla
Elite Member
In the Gaza war thread, I had said that Israel will be responsible for the expulsion of America from the Middle East. America needs an 'attack dog' via Israel. Not a 'mad dog', which Israel has become.
Bentley777
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It was always a mad dog feeded by USA will remain suprise is they got overpowered in decision making on its own now USA must be thinking what they have done it's haunting USA back too. GCC should say back your backs USA go home or stop your dog now or let us find new partners.
RescueRanger
Meme Lord
Please no domestic politics. Thanks 
hussain0216
Elite Member
Pakistani foreign policy of late has been exceptional
We are prime allies of China, Turkey/Azerbaijan and the Turkic world, Saudi and the GCC, and even Iran.
We have somewhat reset our relationship with the U.S and we are on general good terms with everyone
Our main enemy continues to be the hindutva extremists in India and we need to continue to isolate them in south Asia and beyond
The conflict with India in May 2025, REALLY opened the eyes of multiple countries, the way we cornered and defeated india in a battle where THEY chose the time and place was incredible
The Indians can try to live in a fantasy world but all these things have opened up for Pakistan directly because of our defeat of India
Now we need to continue taking the steps
Work with China
Work with Turkey
Work with the GCC
Obtain funding for defence projects to defend ourselves and allies
Obtain funding for purchases of platforms to defend Pakistan and allies
We need to act smart and move fast and get our projects off the ground quickly with available funding
We are prime allies of China, Turkey/Azerbaijan and the Turkic world, Saudi and the GCC, and even Iran.
We have somewhat reset our relationship with the U.S and we are on general good terms with everyone
Our main enemy continues to be the hindutva extremists in India and we need to continue to isolate them in south Asia and beyond
The conflict with India in May 2025, REALLY opened the eyes of multiple countries, the way we cornered and defeated india in a battle where THEY chose the time and place was incredible
The Indians can try to live in a fantasy world but all these things have opened up for Pakistan directly because of our defeat of India
Now we need to continue taking the steps
Work with China
Work with Turkey
Work with the GCC
Obtain funding for defence projects to defend ourselves and allies
Obtain funding for purchases of platforms to defend Pakistan and allies
We need to act smart and move fast and get our projects off the ground quickly with available funding
lightning f57
Trusted Member
Saudi Arabia and nuclear-armed Pakistan have signed a formal mutual defence pact, state media from both countries said, in a move that significantly strengthens a decades-long security partnership.
“This agreement, which reflects the shared commitment of both nations to enhance their security and to achieving security and peace in the region and the world, aims to develop aspects of defense cooperation between the two countries and strengthen joint deterrence against any aggression. The agreement states that any aggression against either country shall be considered an aggression against both,” a joint statement published on Wednesday said, according to the Saudi Press Agency.
The defence pact was based on the “historic partnership” between the two countries, the statement said, and “shared strategic interests and close defence cooperation”.
During their meeting in Riyadh on Wednesday, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif “discussed ways to enhance the strategic partnership between the two brotherly countries across various fields”, SPA said.
“They also exchanged views on regional and international developments, issues of common interest, and the efforts aimed at achieving security and stability.”
Sharif is currently on a state visit to Saudi Arabia.
“This agreement is a culmination of years of discussions. This is not a response to specific countries or specific events but an institutionalisation of longstanding and deep cooperation between our two countries,” a senior Saudi official told the Reuters news agency when asked about its timing.
“This is a comprehensive defensive agreement that encompasses all military means,” the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said when asked whether the mutual defence pact included the use of Pakistan’s nuclear weapons if necessary.
The agreement between the two nations comes two days after an extraordinary joint session between the Arab League and the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) was called, in the wake of Israel’s attack on the Qatari capital Doha on September 9.
Arab and Islamic nations widely condemned Israel’s attack, which targeted members of Hamas’s political leadership as they gathered to discuss a US-backed ceasefire proposal.
The senior Saudi official did emphasise that his country’s relationship with nuclear-armed India remained strong. India and Pakistan fought a brief war in May.
“Our relationship with India is more robust than it has ever been. We will continue to grow this relationship and seek to contribute to regional peace whichever way we can,” the official said.
Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have enjoyed close trade and military ties going back decades.
Since 1967, Pakistan has trained more than 8,200 Saudi armed forces personnel, and the two sides have also held several joint military exercises.
“This agreement, which reflects the shared commitment of both nations to enhance their security and to achieving security and peace in the region and the world, aims to develop aspects of defense cooperation between the two countries and strengthen joint deterrence against any aggression. The agreement states that any aggression against either country shall be considered an aggression against both,” a joint statement published on Wednesday said, according to the Saudi Press Agency.
The defence pact was based on the “historic partnership” between the two countries, the statement said, and “shared strategic interests and close defence cooperation”.
During their meeting in Riyadh on Wednesday, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif “discussed ways to enhance the strategic partnership between the two brotherly countries across various fields”, SPA said.
“They also exchanged views on regional and international developments, issues of common interest, and the efforts aimed at achieving security and stability.”
Sharif is currently on a state visit to Saudi Arabia.
“This agreement is a culmination of years of discussions. This is not a response to specific countries or specific events but an institutionalisation of longstanding and deep cooperation between our two countries,” a senior Saudi official told the Reuters news agency when asked about its timing.
“This is a comprehensive defensive agreement that encompasses all military means,” the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said when asked whether the mutual defence pact included the use of Pakistan’s nuclear weapons if necessary.
The agreement between the two nations comes two days after an extraordinary joint session between the Arab League and the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) was called, in the wake of Israel’s attack on the Qatari capital Doha on September 9.
Arab and Islamic nations widely condemned Israel’s attack, which targeted members of Hamas’s political leadership as they gathered to discuss a US-backed ceasefire proposal.
The senior Saudi official did emphasise that his country’s relationship with nuclear-armed India remained strong. India and Pakistan fought a brief war in May.
“Our relationship with India is more robust than it has ever been. We will continue to grow this relationship and seek to contribute to regional peace whichever way we can,” the official said.
Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have enjoyed close trade and military ties going back decades.
Since 1967, Pakistan has trained more than 8,200 Saudi armed forces personnel, and the two sides have also held several joint military exercises.
lightning f57
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So for those who thought we should mind our own business, come on guys we always knew Pakistan can not separate itself from the Mid East.
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