Iran warns Saudi Arabia that its new agreement with Türkiye and Pakistan will not guarantee its security
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On Friday, August 7, Saudi Arabia signed a joint defense agreement with Turkey and Pakistan, three major Sunni Muslim powers. The pact quickly drew a public warning from Iran, as a prominent Iranian foreign policy spokesperson and parliamentary committee spokesman stated that the new agreement will not guarantee the security of the Arab kingdom in any way.
In response to regional concerns and the backdrop of conflict involving Iran, Riyadh officially clarified that the newly signed defense pact is not intended to establish a sectarian military axis, nor does it harbor any nuclear ambitions.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Article 1Focuses on Iran's warning that the pact fails to guarantee Saudi security.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Article 2Highlights Saudi Arabia's defense that the pact is not sectarian or nuclear.
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