Israel expresses concern over Pakistan-Saudi-Turkiye defence agreement
Most outlets reported that Israel has raised concerns about a new defence agreement between Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkiye, with some noting that Israel’s Minister for Diaspora Affairs described the agreement as a dangerous development. The Daily Times included a partial excerpt suggesting the deal was called a "dangerous development," while Dunya News framed it as a warning about the potential impact on regional security. Both excerpts focus on Israel’s reaction, with no additional details about the agreement’s terms or regional implications.
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Israel concerned over Pakistan-Saudi-Turkiye defence deal
Israel has expressed concern over the new defence agreement between Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkiye, calling it a dangerous development. Israel’s Minister for Diaspora Affairs described the Makkah agreement as a worrying development. He warned that the pact could have serious implications for Israel. The Israeli minister noted that Pakistan already had a defence agreement […]
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Israel voices concern over Pakistan-Saudi-Turkiye Makkah defence agreement
Israel has expressed concern over the Pakistan-Saudi-Turkiye Makkah defence agreement, warning that expanding trilateral military cooperation could affect regional security.
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