Jiang predicts Saudi Arabia will eventually join the war and that Pakistan would then be obligated to enter because of its mutual defense pact with Riyadh.
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Mutual Defense
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"...after that a few months after that Saudi Arabia signed a mutual defense pact with Pakistan so if Saudi Arabia is attacked Pakistan must..."
"some point Saudi Arabia will join this war on behalf of the Americans uh because the animosity between Saudi Arabia in Iran go way..."
"...distracted in the one I ran Two because I have a mutual defense pact with Russia Right So if I 'm attacked R ussia..."
"...on Iran, and this is important because Saudi Arabia has a mutual defense pact with Pakistan, so that if any are attacked, the other..."
"...this is key, is that Saudi Arabia and Pakistan signed a mutual defense pact, meaning that if Saudi Arabia wants war to be attacked,..."
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