Pakistan’s foreign office spokesperson condemned attacks against Saudi Arabia, backing the Kingdom’s right to defend itself under the UN charter as regional tensions rise (arabnews.pk). The statement came as Islamabad expressed concern over the growing instability in the region, particularly following recent incidents targeting Saudi interests. The spokesperson emphasized that such attacks are carried out by “non-state actors” and called for collective efforts to ensure regional security. This support aligns with Pakistan’s historical ties to Saudi Arabia, despite occasional diplomatic differences. The remarks follow a series of security incidents that have heightened fears of cross-border threats in the area. While no specific attacks were mentioned, the statement reflects a broader concern over the escalating security challenges in the Gulf region. Pakistan’s backing of Saudi Arabia’s right to self-defense underscores its commitment to regional stability and cooperation.