Pakistan Army maybe stationed in Saudi Arabia if needed.

[Tameem]

 

[jaibi]

Not a reliable source

 

[That Guy]

Not a reliable source

Still, though unlikely, it wouldn't be too far fetched, especially with the way current situations in the region are going. That's not to mention the current chilled relationship between KSA and USA.

 

[fatman17]

only if RSA is under threat, 2 divisions of PA are earmarked for air-lift to RSA.

 

[Rahil khan]

Sensationalism, exaggeration, magnification, dramatization...and what not and what not...!! Everything is just premature, nothing solid....!

 

[Kompromat]

Perhaps under dire conditions. Saudi Army is becoming potent and can keep its own.

 

[SQ8]

What US army in Saudi arabia?. All that is there are US technical support staff for equipment

 

[Zarvan]

Perhaps under dire conditions. Saudi Army is becoming potent and can keep its own.

I am pretty sure their is some truth in it yes Saudi Arabia is growing and also it's forces but still long way to go and they need more forces Israel will not like it something is cooking @Arabian Legend @Yzd Khalifa @al-Hasani

 

[A.Rafay]

They want only two divisions. Not at all going to replace US army.

 

[Rashid Mahmood]

Pakistan Army cannot spare 2 Divns at this point of time and they shouldn't.
It will put a lot of pressure on them.

 

[Cheetah786]

One qualification for reading and agreeing with Urdu Media ''you must be this stupid''.

 

[Chak Bamu]

Two years ago Kayani visited Oman to attend a conference of Defence Chiefs of GCC countries. On the side-lines he committed Pakistani troops as and when Saudi Arabia needed them. Since such deals have happened in the past too, news to this effect can not be surprising if true.

Deals of planes and tanks can be speculations on part of this paper, which does not enjoy good reputation.

 

[RAMPAGE]

Something is definitely going on.

@Yzd Khalifa

Any ideas ???

 

[Arsalan]

Not a reliable source

a VERY unreliable one i will say :p

 

[Zarvan]

Two years ago Kayani visited Oman to attend a conference of Defence Chiefs of GCC countries. On the side-lines he committed Pakistani troops as and when Saudi Arabia needed them. Since such deals have happened in the past too, news to this effect can not be surprising if true.

Deals of planes and tanks can be speculations on part of this paper, which does not enjoy good reputation.

Sir if Pakistan will move two divisions Saudis will pay for them and Pakistan raise new ones buy Saudi funding and as far as tank and jet deal is concerned it has to be AK-2 and JF17 block2 @Aeronaut @Arsalan