Mideast live: Saudi says defence pact with Turkey, Pakistan not tied to ‘nuclear ambitions’
Saudi Arabia said Friday that the joint defence pact signed with Turkey and Pakistan was not linked to "any nuclear ambitions" and was not a threat to any country in the region. The pact comes as regional powers seek to strengthen security ties amid the US-Iran war. Follow our liveblog for the latest developments.
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Saudi Arabia said Friday that the joint defence pact signed with Turkey and Pakistan was not linked to "any nuclear ambitions" and was not a threat to any country in the region.
The pact comes as regional powers seek to strengthen security ties amid the US-Iran war.
Yemen's Iran-backed Houthis killed at least 58 government troops in missile and drone attacks, a military source said, after one of the deadliest days in the country's civil war in four years.
US President Donald Trump told reporters that he believed the war with Iran would be over soon.
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