Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan deepen security ties with defence pact

Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan signed a joint defence agreement, solidifying their security cooperation and pledging mutual support in the face of regional military tensions and conflicts.

Turkey, ​Saudi ‌Arabia and ​Pakistan signed a joint defence ‌agreement on Friday, Pakistan's foreign ministry said, as ‌the three countries sought to ‌deepen security cooperation amid heightened military tensions and conflicts ⁠in ​the ⁠Middle East.

The agreement says ⁠that any armed attack ​on any one of ⁠the three countries will be ⁠regarded ​as an attack against them all, ⁠the statement from the ministry said.