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Pakistan is considering expanding its defensive agreement with Kuwait to include security cooperation and military aid similar to the deal it made with Saudi Arabia, which involved sending thousands of soldiers, aircraft, and defensive equipment. This move comes as Kuwait seeks to strengthen its defensive capabilities, with ongoing discussions about military procurement and the establishment of fuel depots. However, it remains unclear how prepared Pakistan is to deploy large-scale combat forces, as current collaborations focus mainly on training and drills. These developments are taking place amid rising regional tensions, with analyses suggesting that Pakistan is seen as a security option, particularly to reduce reliance on the United States for protection and support in the Gulf region.
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