Some Matters Are Not Announced But Implemented Quietly: Hamid Mir
By Sanaullah Nagra | Published September 16, 2026 | 11:00 PM
Whether anyone understands it or not, an attack on Saudi Arabia is an attack on Pakistan, and when Saudi Arabia signals, Pakistan will implement the Makkah Agreement with such force that the world will be amazed, according to senior journalist Hamid Mir.
Quote from Hamid Mir
"Preparations are complete," Mir said during a Geo news program titled Capital Talk, "and under the Makkah Defence Agreement, any attack on Saudi Arabia would be considered an attack on Pakistan, whether people understand it or not."
He further emphasized that: "Some matters are not announced but implemented quietly."
Implementation of the Makkah Agreement
Mir added that whenever Saudi Arabia gives the signal, Pakistan will implement the Makkah agreement with lightning speed and force, leaving the world astonished.
A Pitched Battle Among Muslims Countries
He described a conspiracy underway to pit Muslim countries against one another. In the Middle East, he noted, the Houthi militia launched a drone towards Makkah and claimed it had attacked their oil facilities. Mir questioned this action, urging parties involved to try to withdraw from conflict.
Denial of Responsibility
He pointed out contradictions where, on one hand, some call Israel an enemy while directing missiles at Makkah, a sacred site for Muslims worldwide. He called for Iran to play a role and stop these attacks, emphasizing that Muslim countries should work together.
Pakistan's Condemnation
Meanwhile, the Government of Pakistan has strongly condemned the recent drone attack attempt on Makkah, expressing complete solidarity with Saudi Arabia. In a statement by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, he expressed deep distress and anger over this "unholy and unforgivable act." He praised the professional capabilities, courage, and vigilance of the Saudi Armed Forces for thwarting the attack.
He called for restraint from all parties to prevent further escalation in the region, which has already suffered greatly due to prolonged conflicts.