Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey Sign Landmark Defence Pact

Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey officially signed a trilateral defence agreement on August 8, establishing a NATO-style military cooperation framework.

The pact aims to enhance mutual security and intelligence sharing among the three nations, amid escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.

Analysts suggest this alliance is a strategic move to counter regional instability, with potential implications for India's diplomatic relations in the Gulf.