Foreign Policy

Saudi Arabia and Pakistan Cement Dangerous Defense Pact Amid Middle East Tensions

By National Security Desk | September 18, 2025

In the shadows of Israel’s recent regional conflicts, Saudi Arabia and nuclear-armed Pakistan have forged a mutual defense pact, raising profound concerns about nuclear proliferation and destabilization with serious implications for American security interests.

In a move that should unsettle policymakers and patriots alike, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan—already intertwined through decades of complex relations—have formalized a mutual defense pact. This agreement declares that any aggression against one is aggression against both. While couched in general terms, the timing and context point to an unmistakable signal aimed at Israel amid ongoing hostilities across the Middle East.Is This Pact Undermining Regional Stability—and American Security?By aligning so closely with Pakistan—a nation that not only possesses nuclear weapons but whose program reportedly benefited from Saudi funding—Riyadh appears to be leveraging Islamabad’s atomic arsenal as a strategic shield without...

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