Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan sign key defense agreement
A statement from Saudi Arabia insisted that the agreement does not amount to a military pact and would not affect the kingdom’s existing partnerships. “The…
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In Islamabad, defense analyst Abdullah Khan described the agreement as a natural evolution and formalization of decades of strategic ties among Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey, saying a changing regional security environment and the evolving nature of warfare had increased the need for closer cooperation. Saudi Arabia has long relied on Washington as its primary security partner, but Iranian attacks on Gulf energy infrastructure and fears over America’s willingness to intervene have pushed Riyadh to diversify its defense relationships. As the Trump administration has consistently called for other nations to take on more of their own defense, the new pact is one of the most tangible examples to date of America’s allies taking more control over their own defense arrangements.
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In Islamabad, defense analyst Abdullah Khan described the agreement as a natural evolution and formalization of decades of strategic ties among Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey, saying a changing regional security environment and the evolving nature of warfare had increased the need for closer cooperation.
according to The Boston GlobeSaudi Arabia has long relied on Washington as its primary security partner, but Iranian attacks on Gulf energy infrastructure and fears over America’s willingness to intervene have pushed Riyadh to diversify its defense relationships.
according to New York PostAs the Trump administration has consistently called for other nations to take on more of their own defense, the new pact is one of the most tangible examples to date of America’s allies taking more control over their own defense arrangements.
according to New York PostChange your policies so that you do not have to #BegForSecurity from others,” he wrote.
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