09/18/2025
response to Pakistan Defense Pact.
18 September 2025
His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia is unintentionally strengthening the hand of the killers of Muslims (Pakistan). A defense pact with Pakistan is a deliberate ISI-engineered conspiracy to drag the Kingdom into regional wars, while Pakistan will loot Saudi Arabia under the pretext of a “defense partnership” for material gain the same way Pakistan’s military and the ISI duped NATO and the U.S. after 9/11 and swindled $33 billion to fatten their private bank accounts. Riyadh’s policymakers and rulers should, before signing any defence agreement with Pakistan, examine the situation in Balochistan and ask Pakistan’s prime minister why Pakistani troops repeatedly surrender to the defense and security forces of the Republic of Balochistan. If Pakistan cannot even defend its own forces, how will it defend Saudi Arabia?
Defense pacts are made with countries that of
fer advanced technology or economic support. Pakistan has no modern technology to offer beyond radical religious madrassas. What is called Pakistan is essentially Punjab, it has no maritime gateway and no mineral resources that could materially aid Saudi Arabia in times of crisis. Saudi rulers should stop wasting money on a beggared, orphaned country like Pakistan and on enriching Punjabi generals. Instead, they should conclude real partnerships with nations that guarantee peace, prosperity and development rather than dragging the region into wars for private gain.
The Saudi crown prince and the royal family must not, under the sway of General Raheel and ISI “advisors,” treat India as an enemy. There are more Muslims in India than in Pakistan, and India’s 140 billion population, and the goodwill its people hold toward Saudi Arabia. should make Riyadh pause. If India and Saudi Arabia are not enemies, why is Saudi Arabia being needlessly ensnared and blackmailed by Pakistan?
Saudi Arabia is, without reason, making itself complicit in Pakistan’s sins. Pakistan’s seventy-year history is stained with terrorism and proxy wars in the region because Islamabad and its Punjabi generals view these conflicts as lucrative enterprises. Saudi Arabia has not, to date, been accused of sheltering terrorists or being directly involved in foreign wars the way Pakistan has. If Pakistan is punished for its deeds and India, Israel or the United States strike to destroy terrorist bases inside Pakistan, can Saudi Arabia, by declaring itself co-responsible and responding on Pakistan’s behalf, afford to drag itself into needless wars and economic ruin? Pakistan is the violent, bought-and-paid-for bully of the neighborhood; anyone who defends it or stands with it will quickly be seen as tainted and dishonorable.
All Gulf and Asian Muslim states, including Saudi Arabia, must understand that Pakistan has subjugated three nations, the Baloch, Sindhi and Pashtun peoples, at gunpoint. It illegally occupies the historic lands of Balochistan, Sindh and Pashtunistan.
The Royal Family of Saudi Arabia and Balochistan have cordial and historic relations. In 1973 the ruler of Balochistan Khan of Kalat Khan Ahmed Yar Khan in an interview during his official visit to KSA had revealed that Balochistan donated 100,000 Rupees to Saudi Arabia for the management of Makkah and Medina when the oil was not discovered in Saudi Arabia.
But on the other hand Pakistan has solicited funds and weapons from Muslims in the name of Islam while masquerading as a defence and economic partner to non-Muslim powers such as China and the United States. Gulf states should remember their ancient ties with the Baloch: thousands of years of mutual bonds and brotherhood. Pakistan is a manufactured state born of British machinations; its army has slaughtered Muslims more than non-Muslims, from the Black September massacre of Palestinians in Jordan, to the 1971 genocide of three million Bengali Muslims in what is now Bangladesh, to ongoing atrocities against the peoples of Afghanistan and Balochistan. There is a large Baloch diaspora in the Gulf that serves in those countries’ militaries, bureaucracies and administrations and plays a central role in their economies, defense and development.
Therefore Gulf states must not empower a terror-sponsoring country like Pakistan by falling into a so-called defense web. Before committing, they should end Pakistan’s occupation of Balochistan, acknowledge Baloch national history, culture, geography and resources, halt the looting and genocide of the Baloch people, and instead forge defense treaty directly with the Balochistan as Britain once did in 1876 with Khan Kalat Mir Khudaidad Khan under a treaty that endures to this day. The people of Balochistan seek the renewal of that agreement and long for lasting peace, prosperity and freedom from the wars and terrorism Islamabad has propagated.
We therefore urge defense partnerships with India, Israel, the United States, Afghanistan and other regional states so that a cunning, dishonest and terror-sponsoring artificial state like Pakistan cannot continue to pursue its malign designs in the region.
