Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif has clarified that the recently signed defense agreement between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia does not involve providing nuclear weapons to the Kingdom. Speaking to reporters in Islamabad, Khawaja said, “Saudi ...

Pakistan’s military leadership is reportedly accused of helping broker a secret understanding between Iran and Saudi Arabia to prevent missile attacks on the Kingdom during the US-Israel-Iran conflict.

Saudi Arabia’s push for a civilian nuclear programme has put Pakistan’s strategic ties with Riyadh under the spotlight. But the deal faces hurdles, from Trump’s Israel condition to fears over nuclear proliferation.

The Times of Israel report describes the alleged venture as having "paid massive dividends" for Munir and Vahidi, particularly amid the ongoing U.S. blockade of Iranian ports that has disrupted conventional Iranian oil exports.

After Iran launched missile at Saudi Arabia for first time in months, Asim Munir warned Ahmad Vahidi that it jeopardized their joint company transporting oil from Iran to Pakistan The post Pakistan army chief leveraged private oil venture with IRGC head to shield Saudi Arabia appeared first on The Times of Israel.

A report claims Pakistan Army chief Asim Munir used a joint oil venture with Iran’s IRGC leadership as leverage to broker an informal understanding aimed at preventing Iranian attacks on Saudi Arabia.

ISLAMABAD — Saudi Arabia and nuclear-armed Pakistan have signed a mutual defense pact that defines any attack on either nation as an attack on both — a key accord in the wake of Israel’s strike on Qatar last week. Subscribe to read this story ad-free ...