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Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Saudi Arabia discuss a trilateral defense agreement regarding regional security, border issues, and the use of Afghan territory for terrorism.

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  1. Pakistan built a covert pipeline of money and weapons to support Afghan insurgents prior to the Soviet invasion.
  2. Terrorist groups operating from Afghanistan targeted Kohat, prompting Pakistan to call for action and express solidarity with Saudi Arabia and Palestine.

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2 reports, 1 independent, last reported Aug 15. The briefing below covers this first event.

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Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Saudi Arabia discuss a trilateral defense agreement regarding regional security, border issues, and the use of Afghan territory for terrorism.

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  1. Pakistan built a covert pipeline of money and weapons to support Afghan insurgents prior to the Soviet invasion.Sub-event
  2. Terrorist groups operating from Afghanistan targeted Kohat, prompting Pakistan to call for action and express solidarity with Saudi Arabia and Palestine.Sub-event
  3. Saudi Arabia provided financing to Afghan resistance fighters while the CIA monitored Saudi intelligence leadership.Sub-event
  4. Trilateral talks between Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Saudi Arabia on defense and regional security.1 source

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