Pakistan-Saudi Arabia mutual defense pact: News & Discussion

Strategic ties meaning selling oil and other products to India and making a fortune (KSA has a huge positive trade balance with India).


"During FY25, India’s imports from Saudi Arabia were valued at US$ 30.12 billion and exports to Saudi Arabia were worth US$ 11.75 billion."

That and mostly hosting a few million Indian Muslims (vast majority).

So KSA takes money away from India that would otherwise be used on the Indian military against Pakistan.

No Saudi Arabian port leased/given to Indian military/intelligence (Chabahar) like Iran did, no Indian spies operating from KSA against Pakistan like that Indian-Iranian spy.

Here is your beloved Iranian regime and demigods:

Iran, India emphasize expansion of oil, trade cooperation​

  1. Economy
June 26, 2026 - 17:39


TEHRAN- Iranian Oil Minister, in a meeting with the Indian Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas, discussed the development of bilateral cooperation in the fields of oil and energy.

According to Shana, Mohsen Paknejad, on the sidelines of the 11th BRICS Energy Ministers Meeting, on June 26, on the second day of his trip to Gurugram, met with Hardeep Singh Puri, India's Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas, and emphasized the development of bilateral cooperation in the fields of oil and gas.


I think that Iranians and Indians are some kind of relatives so this is understandable. They are cousins after all. Their flags are even similar and the current Iranian founder (regime) was an Indian (Khomeini).

Iranian fire worshippers also escaped to India when the Arabs conquered Iran.

Here they are today:

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That's good 👍..
Make tons of money, however Pakistan will appreciate a cut out of that money for protecting your fat butts from bad bad Iranian, houthis and Israeli.
 
de will suffer alongside them. Their nature will never change.
What did Palestinian get after signing the deal? Saddam and the Taliban were ready for inspection or handing over OBL to a 3rd country, but the power didn't listen.
Despite Iran's repeated warning that the Mandab can be closed, the West kept breaking the deals. When Iran sees these precedents, it knows that perennial engagement is the way, albeit suffering like Gazans.
Now, Iran has many things to be blamed for in Iraq, Syria, Bahrain, Azerbaijan, Pakistan, etc but not this one.
 
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That's good 👍..
Make tons of money, however Pakistan will appreciate a cut out of that money for protecting your fat butts from bad bad Iranian, houthis and Israeli.
With the utmost respect for Pakistanis and Pakistanis but I don't recall Pakistan ever doing this actively. You know, other than mere political statements and limited stationing of Pakistani advisors (many retired) and a few Pakistani fighter jets in mostly Tabuk in the Northwest which is part of a long-held decade old agreement.

Have in mind that RSAF is one of the most powerful air forces in the world as well as battle proven in modern conflicts.

Pakistani involvement against Houthis has not occurred since March 2015 either. The progress in Yemen was all done by the Yemeni army and KSA.

Same KSA that quickly defeated the UAE and Southern Yemeni separatists within days back in January 2026.

Iranian has yet to attack KSA other than a few useless drones and missiles, mostly targeting US military stationed in Prince Sultan Air Base.

KSA, since 1973 (when 2000 + Saudi Arabian troops were stationed in the Syrian frontline) have not had any single skirmishes with Israel.

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With the utmost respect for Pakistanis and Pakistanis but I don't recall Pakistan ever doing this actively. You know, other than mere political statements and limited stationing of Pakistani advisors (many retired) and a few Pakistani fighter jets in mostly Tabuk in the Northwest which is part of a long-held decade old agreement.

Have in mind that RSAF is one of the most powerful air forces in the world as well as battle proven in modern conflicts.

Pakistani involvement against Houthis has not occurred since March 2015 either. The progress in Yemen was all done by the Yemeni army and KSA.

Same KSA that quickly defeated the UAE and Southern Yemeni separatists within days back in January 2026.

Iranian has yet to attack KSA other than a few useless drones and missiles, mostly targeting US military stationed in Prince Sultan Air Base.

KSA, since 1973 (when 2000 + Saudi Arabian troops were stationed in the Syrian frontline) have not had any single skirmishes with Israel.

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You guys are mysterious like camels tounge and slippery like fish ... Pakistan is your insurance policy and you want it without paying any premium.....not nice.
 
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More fake propaganda by this Houthi terrorist cult propagandist whose father was killed by KSA after joining the Houthi terrorist cult. KSA could have demolished all of Sana'a (indeed one of the most beautiful cities in the world and oldest ones - beautiful Arabian city in Arabia close to KSA's borders), within 1 hour if that was the goal. KSA has never destroyed any historical sights in Sana'a deliberately which is why the entire old part of Sana'a remains intact. Unlike what your beloved and Iran-supported Al-Assad regime used to do with Aleppo (even older city - one of the oldest) or Damascus (actually the world's oldest capital), Homs and tons of other Syrian cities with indiscriminate barrel bombings and bombardments with IRGC/Iranian active support on the ground and politically, economically and militarily.

And since the Houthi terrorist cult launches drones and missiles from populated areas within Sana'a (confirmed already on numerous occasions) this is likely the work of the Houthis themselves.

Same Houthis that have no problem helping create a siege/damage another ancient Yemeni city in Ta'izz and its prave people who resist their curse, backwardness etc.

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The backward terrorist Houthi cult has laid a bloody siege (so far unsuccessfully ) on Ta'izz for 11 years.

 
With the utmost respect for Pakistanis and Pakistanis but I don't recall Pakistan ever doing this actively. You know, other than mere political statements and limited stationing of Pakistani advisors (many retired) and a few Pakistani fighter jets in mostly Tabuk in the Northwest which is part of a long-held decade old agreement.
We simply don't have resources to actively protect anyone, we can bare protect us from internal issues and a enemy breathing next to our necks.
 
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As I said Bro, Iran will fight Israel down to the last Kuwaiti. Israelis sittng back and must be pissing themselves laughing as Muslim world turns on each other
Most of the "Muslim world" is in bed with Israel and the US as these dozens of US military bases and CIA facilities across the Middle East prove. Saudi Arabia is the biggest enabler of the US and Israel and has been the springboard for war on Iraq, Iran, and Yemen. So chickens are coming home to roost for holy Al-Saud now.

My concern is Pakistan getting dragged into this conflict, because Saudis have exploited Pakistan's poverty and misrule to provide some oil and charity from time to time, based on a "defense pact" which nobody except the army chief has seen.
 
Most of the "Muslim world" is in bed with Israel and the US as these dozens of US military bases and CIA facilities across the Middle East prove. Saudi Arabia is the biggest enabler of the US and Israel and has been the springboard for war on Iraq, Iran, and Yemen. So chickens are coming home to roost for holy Al-Saud now.

My concern is Pakistan getting dragged into this conflict, because Saudis have exploited Pakistan's poverty and misrule to provide some oil and charity from time to time, based on a "defense pact" which nobody except the army chief has seen.
If chicken come to Saudi Arabia they won't be allowed to roost , they will be roasted and served in a platter by Pak army.
 
You guys are mysterious like camels tounge and slippery like fish ... Pakistan is your insurance policy and you want it without paying any premium.....not nice.
Arabian camels, Arabian horses, Arabian leopards, extinct Arabian lions, Arabian sharks, Arabian sand cats, Arabian wolves, Arabian gazelles, Arabian oryx, Arabian cheetahs etc. same story.

Do you know what they say about camels? A camel will remember mistreatment its entire life and can easily kill a person by its huge teeth and powerful mouth or its kicks which can kill horses.

Not sure about insurance, this is to be seen yet, but close and trusted ally indeed and it works both ways. KSA has been the economic lifeline of Pakistan for a long time, hosts the largest Pakistani diaspora in the world that sends billions of remittances back each year and in general ties are historical and span pre-Islamic (since the IVC appeared in history and its close trade ties with Dilmun, Magan, Sumer etc. in Eastern Arabia alone), Islamic, people to people, religious, cultural, linguistic (Urdu and all native Pakistani languages use the Arabic alphabet and Arabic has heavily influenced Urdu) etc.

Speaking of which, do you know that we have a sizable Saudi Arabian community of South Asian origin (every ethnicity found in Pakistan) due to Hajj, Umrah and millennia old trade ties as well as more recent intermarriages?

But as I have written many times before, Pakistna needs to gets its act together. 250 million people and the economic output is too low. You need to combat corruption and play into the hands of the Pakistani human capital. That would make Pakistan a much more attractive investment destination.

You do know what they say about beggars. You can help the same beggar once or twice but the third, fourth, fifth etc. time he asks for help, after you telling him to get its act together, the more tiring it gets.

Not necessarily referring to Pakistan here but a host of former or present regimes that KSA has helped. Some never changed and now belong in the dustbin of history among others because they did not listen to common sense.
 
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Arabian camels, Arabian horses, Arabian leopards, extinct Arabian lions, Arabian sharks, Arabian sand cats, Arabian wolves, Arabian gazelles, Arabian oryx, Arabian cheetahs etc. same story.

Do you know what they say about camels? A camel will remember mistreatment its entire life and can easily kill a person by its huge teeth and powerful mouth or its kicks which can kill horses.

Not sure about insurance, this is to be seen yet, but close and trusted ally indeed and it works both ways. KSA has been the economic lifeline of Pakistan for a long time, hosts the largest Pakistani diaspora in the world that sends billions of remittances back each year and in general ties are historical and span pre-Islamic (since the IVC appeared in history and its close trade ties with Dilmun, Magan, Sumer etc. in Eastern Arabia alone), Islamic, people to people, religious, cultural, linguistic (Urdu and all native Pakistani languages use the Arabic alphabet and Arabic has heavily influenced Urdu) etc.

Speaking of which, do you know that we have a sizable Saudi Arabian community of South Asian origin (every ethnicity found in Pakistan) due to Hajj, Umrah and millennia old trade ties as well as more recent intermarriages?

But as I have written many times before, Pakistna needs to gets its act together. 250 million people and the economic output is too low. You need to combat corruption and play into the hands of the Pakistani human capital. That would make Pakistan a much more attractive investment destination.

You do know what they say about beggars. You can help the same beggar once or twice but the third, fourth, fifth etc. time he asks for help, after you telling him to get its act together, the more tiring it gets.

Not necessarily referring to Pakistan here but a host of former or present regimes that KSA has helped. Some never changed and now belong in the dustbin of history among others because they did not listen to common sense.
Banter aside, I agree with what you said ... Pakistan must change , business as usual is not sustainable.
 

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