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Pakistan’s defense pact with Saudi Arabia looks less like strategic triumph and more like desperate bargaining. With its economy in free fall and elites begging Riyadh for bailouts, Islamabad is trading soldiers for survival. Saudi Arabia, shifting away from unconditional aid, now tightens the leash — while Pakistan risks entanglement in Gulf rivalries it can scarcely afford.