‘Keep In Mind Mutual Interests And Sensitivities’: India’s Message For Saudi Arabia Over Defence Pact With Pakistan | India News

India’s Saudi-Pakistan Agreement: India hoped on Friday, Saudi Arabia’s new defense agreement, while dealing with Pakistan, hoping to keep the mutual interests and sensitivity of her ties with India. The Pact was signed by Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on Wednesday in Riyadh and admitted that both sides would be considered as an attack on both sides.

The ‘Strategic Mutual Defense Agreement’ points to the most official expression of the dozens of years of security relations that have been involved in common exercises since the 1960s. A joint statement of Riyadh and Islamabad said the agreement aims to “improve the aspects of defense cooperation” and “strengthen the common deterrence against any aggression”.

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MEA spokesman Randhir Jaiswal, who responded to media queries, said, “India and Saudi Arabia have a significant deepening strategic partnership in the last few years. We expect this strategic partnership to keep in mind the mutual interests and sensitivity.” He said.

In particular, the ministry said India will examine the results of development. “We will examine the effects of this development on our national security and regional and global stability. The government is determined to protect India’s national interests and to provide comprehensive national security in all fields.”

A Saudi official has already clearly stated that the agreement is not directed towards a particular country. “This is not a response to certain countries or certain events, but the institutionalization of long -term and deep cooperation between two countries,” he told the authorized Reuters. He said.

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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs also hit Pakistan because Jaish-E-Mohammadmmad and Lashkar-E-Taiba terrorists, who re-confirm the support of the Pakistani army for the organization, host Pakistan. “We explain that the world is aware of the connection between terrorists and the Pakistani State and the Pakistani and the Pakistani state and the military,” said MEA spokesman Randhir Jaiswal, who reacted to the latest videos of Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-E-Taiba from Pakistan. He said.

“We all have to fight against cross -border terrorism and terrorism … We call on the world that we need to intensify our efforts to deal with terrorism.”