Foreign ministers from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkiye held urgent talks to discuss a joint defense agreement amid escalating regional tensions, Arab News reported on Friday. Meeting on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York, the officials strongly condemned recent missile and drone attacks targeting the Kingdom and agreed to plan urgent military consultations to address the growing security threats.
The tripartite discussions focused on strengthening strategic defense cooperation and achieving sustainable peace across the region. The ministers formally reaffirmed their collective resolve to support ongoing de-escalation efforts and advance peaceful solutions to ongoing crises in the Middle East.
