Pakistan, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia to sign tripartite defense pact, Reuters reports

The three countries are scheduled to sign the agreement tomorrow, according to the report.

Reuters reported early Friday that Pakistan, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia are set to sign a tripartite defense pact. The agreement, if finalized, would represent a notable strategic alignment involving a major NATO member (Turkey), a nuclear-armed South Asian power (Pakistan), and the leading Arab state (Saudi Arabia). No further details on the pact's scope or timing beyond the planned signing have been released.

3 developments

1. 14 minutes ago · 02:29 · 7 AugLatest

   Iran-led Axis of Resistance channels express concern over the pact.

2. 01:11 · 7 Aug

   Agreement scheduled for signing tomorrow.

3. 00:14 · 7 Aug

   Reports: Nuclear-armed Pakistan, Turkey, Saudi Arabia Likely to Sign Trilateral Defense Agreement

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