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The article discusses the efforts of Gulf countries such as Kuwait, Bahrain, and Jordan to sign defense agreements with Pakistan to enhance military and security cooperation in the region, amidst escalating regional tensions resulting from the US-Israeli war against Iran in 2026. These moves come after Pakistan signed a defense pact with Saudi Arabia last year, which includes the deployment of military forces, air defense systems, and drones. The article explores the expectations that Pakistan's relations with these countries aim to bolster their defensive capabilities, reduce reliance on the United States, and benefit from its advanced military industry—especially in light of increasing Iranian threats and attacks on Gulf targets. The discussions also consider the possibility of similar defense agreements with Bahrain and Jordan, alongside warnings that regional tensions could escalate into larger military conflicts.
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