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Pakistan says it will back Saudi Arabia ‘no matter what’ amid Iran strikes — Bloomberg
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan is ready to support Saudi Arabia “no matter what” as tensions escalate across the Middle East following Iranian strikes on Gulf states, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday, citing comments from the spokesperson for Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. Mosharraf Zaidi told Bloomberg TV Islamabad would come to Riyadh’s aid whenever required, emphasizing the longstanding security partnership between the two countries, which was further strengthened by a mutual defense pact signed in September last year.
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