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Pakistan stated its commitment to the Strategic Mutual Defence Agreement with Saudi Arabia and the Makkah agreement, particularly if the Yemen conflict escalates.
Pakistan affirmed its commitment to the Strategic Mutual Defence Agreement with Saudi Arabia and the trilateral Makkah Defence Pact. The Foreign Office stated that Pakistan would stand by Saudi Arabia practically and diplomatically should the conflict in Yemen escalate. This comes amid Saudi airstrikes on Yemen's Mocha airport.
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“Pakistan on Thursday said it remained committed ‘in intent and spirit’ to implementing the Strategic Mutual Defence Agreement (SMDA) with Saudi Arabia and the trilateral Makkah Defence Alliance.”How each side headlined it
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All sources: Pakistan has affirmed its commitment to the defense pact with Saudi Arabia and the Makkah agreement, while Saudi Arabia has conducted airstrikes in Yemen.
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Pakistan on Thursday said it remained committed “in intent and spirit” to implementing the Strategic Mutual Defence Agreement (SMDA) with Saudi Arabia and the trilateral Makkah Defence Alliance.
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