Pakistan Army All Out For Saudi Arabia War | Maryam Nawaz Angry At Plane Critics
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Pakistan Army All Out For Saudi Arabia War | Maryam Nawaz Angry At Plane Critics
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Pakistan’s military spokesperson, DG ISPR Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, delivered a decisive statement confirming that Islamabad is unconditionally committed to the security of Saudi Arabia and will go "to any extent" to defend the Kingdom against external aggression. Speaking to international media amidst escalating regional tensions and recent Houthi missile and drone attacks targeting Saudi territory, Lt Gen Chaudhry clarified that Pakistan stands firmly with Riyadh both diplomatically and physically.The statement heavily underscores the operational framework of the trilateral Makkah Joint Defence Agreement, a collective deterrence pact signed between Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Türkiye. Under this landmark security agreement, an armed attack against any single member state is structurally recognized as an attack against all three signatories. The DG ISPR emphasized that the alliance remains purely defensive in nature, designed to deter external threats and preserve stability without harboring any offensive or expansionist regional aspirations. In the event of further security breaches, the leadership of all three partner nations will jointly consult to decide on an immediate, unified course of military or strategic action.Crucially, the military spokesperson highlighted that the protection of the Haramain Sharifain, the two holy cities of Makkah and Madinah, remains an absolute red line for Pakistan's armed forces. This unconditional security pledge stems from deep-rooted historical, cultural, and faith-based bonds shared between the peoples and leaderships of both brotherly nations. While pledging active physical defense capabilities against external threats, Pakistan's political and military leadership continues to maintain close communication with Saudi authorities. Simultaneously, Islamabad is actively engaging in diplomatic channels with regional governments to advocate for a negotiated, peaceful settlement to de-escalate the broader Middle East crisis. This approach combines unwavering defense readiness with persistent diplomatic mediation to ensure long-term regional peace.