Pakistan backs Saudi Arabia's right to self-defence after Iraq operation
Most outlets reported that Pakistan reaffirmed Saudi Arabia’s right to self-defence following a military action in Iraq, while condemning attacks against the kingdom. Dawn added context about Pakistan’s defence commitments with Gulf partners and its diplomatic role, while also mentioning India’s potential involvement. The Daily Times focused primarily on Pakistan’s reaffirmation of Saudi Arabia’s right to self-defence and condemnation of the attack, without elaborating on broader regional commitments or diplomatic implications.
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Pakistan backs Saudi Arabia’s right to self-defence after Iraq operation
Pakistan has reaffirmed Saudi Arabia’s right to self-defence following its military action in Iraq, while strongly condemning the recent attack targeting the Kingdom. The Foreign Office said Saudi Arabia is entitled to defend itself under Article 51 of the United Nations Charter, which recognizes the inherent right of states to self-defence against armed attacks. Read […]
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Pakistan backs Saudi right to self-defence after Iraq strikes
• Condemns attacks by non-state actors against kingdom • Stresses Islamabad will honour defence commitments with Gulf partners • Insists defence agreements don’t undermine Pakistan’s role as mediator • India to be invited to SCO summit in Pakistan next year ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Thursday endorsed Saudi Arabia’s air strikes in Iraq as an exercise of its right to self-defence, while reaffirming ...
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