Saudi creates ripples in Pak-U.S ties; Islamabad shows 'solidarity' with Kingdom
Published on Oct 19, 2022 11:03 am IST
Pakistan has sided with Saudi Arabia after OPEC+ snubbed the U.S government by announcing crude oil output cuts. "Pakistan appreciates the concerns of Saudi Arabia in avoiding market volatility and ensuring global economic stability," read a statement by Pakistan Foreign office. The remarks also come after U.S President Joe Biden called Pakistan 'most dangerous country in the world' that possesses nuclear weapons without cohesion. Watch this video for more details.
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