India, Sept. 20 -- Islamabad [Pakistan] September 20 (ANI) | Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif on Thursday night gave conflicting statements on whether the country's nuclear capability "will be made available" to Saudi Arabia under the new defence agreement signed between the two nations.

Speaking first in an interview to Geo TV, when asked if the "deterrence that Pakistan gets from nuclear weapons" will be made available to Saudi Arabia, Asif said, "Let me make one-point clear about Pakistan's nuclear capability: that capability as established long ago when we conducted tests. Since then, we have forces trained for the battle."

"What we have, and the capabilities we possess, will be made available to (Saudi Arabia) according to ...