Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan signed a collective defense treaty

Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan signed a collective defense treaty.

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Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan signed a defense agreement.
The agreement stipulates that an armed attack on one of the three countries will be considered an attack on all three.
The agreement was signed on September 17, 2024.
The agreement was concluded during a visit by the Prime Minister of Pakistan to Saudi Arabia.
The agreement includes provisions for intelligence sharing and coordination on regional security.
The agreement was reported by Reuters.
The agreement was not directed against any specific country, according to Turkish and Saudi officials.

The agreement was signed by the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia and the Prime Minister of Pakistan on September 17, 2023. — vedomosti
The agreement was officially announced in a statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Pakistan on social media platform X. — vedomosti
Iran has repeatedly attacked Saudi Arabia's territory, and Pakistan sent about 8,000 military personnel and military equipment to Saudi Arabia despite not responding to Iranian attacks. — tg_radiosvoboda
There was already a mutual defense agreement between Riyadh and Islamabad before this new agreement. — tg_radiosvoboda
Turkey has the second-largest army in NATO, Pakistan has nuclear weapons, and Saudi Arabia hosts the holiest sites in Islam. — tg_radiosvoboda
Turkey has the second-largest army in NATO. — tg_currenttime
Pakistan has nuclear weapons. — tg_currenttime
Saudi Arabia hosts the holiest sites in Islam. — tg_currenttime