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Pakistan sends fighter jets to Saudi Arabia under defense pact
The deployment aims to strengthen joint military coordination and reassure Riyadh after recent Iranian strikes, officials said.
- Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Defense said a Pakistani military force comprising air force fighter jets and support aircraft arrived at King Abdulaziz Air Base as part of a strategic defense pact between the two countries.
- The move is aimed at enhancing joint military cooperation, raising operational readiness and supporting security and stability in the region.
- Saudi Arabia and nuclear-armed Pakistan signed a mutual defense pact in September 2025, stating that "any aggression against either country shall be considered an aggression against both.
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Pakistan Deploys Fighter Jets to Saudi Arabia Under Mutual Defense Pact
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