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Is a Pakistan–Saudi–Iran Mutual Defence Pact Coming?
This vlog explores one of the most important geopolitical questions emerging from recent high-level visits: Is a Pakistan–Saudi–Iran Mutual Defence Pact Coming?

In the past few days, Iran’s senior statesman Ali Larijani visited Pakistan, while the Saudi Army Chief and the Saudi Interior Minister also arrived in Islamabad. Many Middle Eastern analytical platforms, including Middle East Spectator and Iran International, claim that Larijani's trip was connected to discussions about the Pakistan–Saudi defence agreement — and the possibility of including Iran in a broader framework. This leads to the key question again: Is a Pakistan–Saudi–Iran Mutual Defence Pact Coming?

Iranian officials have repeatedly hinted at the idea of a joint Muslim military structure. Previously, Iran’s Parliament Speaker even stated that the OIC needs its own unified army. At the same time, Iran had publicly appreciated the Pakistan–Saudi defence pact when it was signed, expressing interest in being included.

This vlog analyzes whether a Pakistan–Saudi–Iran Mutual Defence Pact is realistically possible and what it would mean for regional geopolitics. How will this impact US–Saudi relations? What about US–Pakistan ties? And does Riyadh truly want Tehran inside such a defence structure?

Join this detailed analysis as we break down signals, visits, diplomatic messaging, and regional interests — all centered around the major question: Is a Pakistan–Saudi–Iran Mutual Defence Pact Coming?

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Sources

Reports from Middle East Spectator

Coverage from Iran International

Statements by Iranian Parliament representatives

Pakistani official press releases and visit confirmations

Regional diplomatic analyses from independent Middle East outlets

Disclaimer
This video is based on publicly available news reports, expert analysis, and regional media coverage. The vlog does not claim confirmation of any defence pact and does not promote any political agenda. All interpretations are for informational and analytical purposes only. Viewers are encouraged to consult multiple sources for a well-rounded understanding.