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Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey signed a mutual defense agreement amidst ongoing Houthi attacks on Saudi targets.

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Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey signed a mutual defense agreement amidst ongoing Houthi attacks on Saudi targets.

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  1. The defense pact between Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkiye is being tested against Houthi attacks.1 source
  2. The three nations formalized a defense pact while Houthi attacks continue in the Red Sea.1 source
  3. Joint defense agreement signed on August 1, 2026, facing criticism over Riyadh's security.1 source

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