Saudi Arabia Signs Defence Pact with Pakistan and Turkey Amid Regional Tensions
Saudi Arabia has entered into a defence agreement with Pakistan and Turkey as the kingdom navigates a complex regional security landscape. The deal comes amid ongoing conflicts involving Iran, Israel, and the United States, as well as threats from Iran-aligned groups. Riyadh has long depended on Washington for its security needs, but recent regional crises have pushed Gulf states to diversify their defence partnerships. The agreement reflects a broader Gulf push toward regional burden-sharing and reduced reliance on a single security guarantor. Analysts note the pact carries potential implications for India's future military considerations in the region.
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