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Iran launched strikes on key Saudi energy infrastructure, including vital oil and petrochemical facilities. In response, Pakistan has deployed around 13,000 troops along with fighter jets to Saudi Arabia under a newly activated defence pact.

Pakistani aircraft have reportedly arrived at Saudi air bases, signaling strong military backing for Riyadh amid fears of further Iranian aggression. However, Islamabad has clarified that the deployment is defensive in nature—aimed at strengthening security and preventing escalation, not initiating conflict.

As regional tensions rise, Pakistan is also attempting a delicate diplomatic balance by supporting Saudi Arabia while engaging in talks to ease the broader conflict. With decades-old military ties and a mutual defence agreement now in play, the situation raises serious concerns about a potential wider war in the Middle East.

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00:20Iran launched strikes on key Saudi assets, and now Pakistan is stepping in with troops and fighter jets.
00:28In a major development, Pakistan has deployed around 13,000 troops along with fighter aircraft to Saudi Arabia under a
00:38newly signed defense pact.
00:40This comes at a critical moment, as fears of a wider regional war continue to grow.
00:47According to Saudi Arabia's defense ministry, Pakistani fighter jets and support aircraft have already arrived at the King Abdulaziz airbase
00:57in the eastern province.
00:58The move follows Iranian strikes that hit vital energy infrastructure, including the massive Jebel petrochemical complex.
01:07The attack reportedly killed at least one Saudi national and raised serious concerns about further escalation.
01:15Now, here is the key point.
01:18Pakistan says its forces are not there to launch attacks.
01:23Instead, the deployment is aimed at strengthening joint defense and reassuring Saudi Arabia of support in case of further aggression.
01:31officials indicate that Islamabad is trying to strike a delicate balance.
01:37On one side, it is supporting Saudi Arabia militarily.
01:41On the other, it is also hosting talks aimed at ending the ongoing conflict with Iran.
01:46This dual approach highlights Pakistan's strategic position in the region, a country trying to prevent a full-scale war while
01:56also honoring its defense commitments.
01:59The backdrop to this is a defense pact signed between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan in September 2025.
02:06Under this agreement, any attack on one country is treated as an attack on both.
02:13And this is not new.
02:15Saudi Arabia and Pakistan have shared decades of close military and economic ties.
02:20From training missions to financial support during economic crises, both countries have consistently backed each other.
02:28But now, the stakes are much higher.
02:31An Iranian strike on Saudi soil combined with military deployments raises the risk of retaliation.
02:39And that could pull more countries into the conflict.
02:43For now, Pakistan's message is clear.
02:46It wants to deter further attacks without triggering a wider war.
02:51But with tensions already high, the big question remains.
02:55Will this deployment stabilize the region or push it one step closer to a larger conflict?
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