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SECURITY & DEFENSE • TURKEY, SAUDI ARABIA AND PAKISTAN

Turkey set to ratify mutual-defense pact with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan

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Turkey’s parliament was expected to ratify a defense pact with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan that includes a collective-defense clause. Ratification would create a formal obligation toward Saudi Arabia, but sending Turkish forces would require a separate parliamentary mandate.

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Why it matters

The pact could affect regional security as Saudi Arabia faces Houthi attacks, according to the reports. Its practical effect depends partly on any future decision about deploying Turkish forces; the articles do not identify a direct U.S. consequence.