A spokesperson for the Pakistani Foreign Ministry stated on Thursday that the recent agreement involving Pakistan, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia is strictly a defensive partnership. During a weekly press briefing, the official addressed inquiries regarding how Islamabad intends to meet its commitments following recent Houthi strikes against Saudi territory. The ministry clarified that there are currently no intentions to broaden the scope of this alliance or include additional members. This statement serves to define the parameters of the pact established last month, emphasizing its limited defensive nature rather than an evolving regional security expansion.
Source : Prothom Alo
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Aussi couvert par : Mehr News Agency
