By The Blogging Hounds
A geopolitical earthquake has just shaken the Middle East. Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Mohammad Asif has confirmed that his nation’s nuclear program “will be made available” to Saudi Arabia under a new defense pact signed Wednesday — the first explicit acknowledgment that the Kingdom is now under Pakistan’s nuclear umbrella.
A Mutual Defense Pact With Nuclear Teeth
The agreement between Islamabad and Riyadh declares that an attack on one nation will be treated as an attack on both. Speaking to Geo TV, Asif made the implications clear:
“What we have, and the capabilities we possess, will be made available to Saudi Arabia according to this agreement.”
This means Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal — estimated at 170 warheads — is now, in effect, extended to Saudi Arabia, a nation long rumored to have bankrolled Islamabad’s nuclear program in the shadows.
Saudi Arabia’s Long Game
Saudi Arabia has long sought nuclear parity with Israel, widely believed to be the Middle East’s only nuclear-armed nation. For decades, Riyadh quietly financed Pakistan’s weapons development, especially during times when Islamabad faced crushing sanctions.
Retired Pakistani Brig. Gen. Feroz Hassan Khan has confirmed that Saudi funds were “generous” and essential in sustaining Pakistan’s nuclear ambitions. Now, decades of speculation have crystallized into policy.
The Kingdom has its own ballistic missile program — which can serve as a delivery system for nuclear warheads — but has remained outwardly compliant with the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty. This pact with Pakistan changes the calculus overnight.
Signals To Israel And Washington
The timing is unmistakable. Israel’s recent targeted strike in Qatar against Hamas leaders has inflamed Gulf Arab fears of escalation. By inking a nuclear-backed defense pact with Pakistan, Saudi Arabia is sending a warning shot: the Jewish state is no longer the region’s only nuclear power.
The United States, once courted by Riyadh for help with a civilian nuclear program under the Abraham Accords framework, has been sidelined. President Trump pushed for a Saudi-Israel normalization deal in his second term, but Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has made it clear — no peace with Israel until the Gaza war ends and a Palestinian state is on the horizon.
India Watches Closely
For India — Pakistan’s longtime rival — the pact raises fresh alarm bells. New Delhi, with its own 172 nuclear warheads and a defense budget seven times larger than Pakistan’s, announced it will “study the implications of this development for our national security as well as for regional and global stability.”
The subcontinent is already a tinderbox. A Saudi injection of cash and political backing could tilt the balance in Pakistan’s favor, escalating a nuclear rivalry that has already sparked multiple wars.
Prophetic And Globalist Implications
This development carries both prophetic and geopolitical significance. For decades, Saudi Arabia relied on U.S. protection. Now, as American influence wanes and globalist agendas fracture, Riyadh is pivoting toward Islamic alliances — and nuclear capability.
Ezekiel 38 speaks of a coming alignment of nations, with Persia (Iran), Gog and Magog (Russia), and others rising against Israel. The fact that Saudi Arabia — long a cautious U.S. partner — is now openly embracing nuclear security through Pakistan signals the shifting sands of prophecy. The pieces are moving into place for a Middle East confrontation that could ignite the world.
Pakistan, the only Muslim nuclear power, has now bound its arsenal to the richest Islamic kingdom on earth. The prophetic hour is late, and the nuclear fuse is shorter than ever.
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