Indian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Randeep G. Jeswal stated on social media platform X that the government was aware of the recent Saudi-Pakistan defense agreement. He added that India will assess the pact’s impact on national security, regional stability, and global interests, reaffirming its commitment to safeguarding national security and strategic priorities.
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