Raheel boosts Riyadh’s anti-terrorism alliance
Raheel’s leadership of Riyadh’s anti-terrorism alliance confirms that Pakistan-Saudi ties are defence-centred
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- Consolidating military-to-military ties
- Riyadh's need for expertise
- Trump uncertainty
- Pending problems
- Lack of direction
- Iran's participation
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_350.jpg "General Raheel Sharif, commander of the Islamic Military Alliance to Fight Terrorism (Reuters/Mian Khursheed)")