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Saudi Arabia throwing Pakistan under the bus amid Houthi attacks? 1000s of troops left as scapegoats
Pakistan now sits inside a mutual defence pact with Saudi Arabia while trying to mediate between the US and Iran. As Houthi missiles hit the kingdom and a fragile Red Sea truce frays, this video explains how thousands of Pakistani troops in Saudi Arabia, treaty red lines, and internal Iranian power struggles are pushing Islamabad toward a choice it doesn’t want to make.
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middleeastmonitor.com
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hindustantimes.com
Saudi Arabia throwing Pakistan under the bus amid Houthi attacks? 1000s of troops left as scapegoats
Pakistan now sits inside a mutual defence pact with Saudi Arabia while trying to mediate between the US and Iran. As Houthi missiles hit the kingdom and a fragile Red Sea truce…