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[19]. Intaernational security
[29]. Aasymmetric threats
[31].Tthe Saudi Arabia National Guard (SANG)
[32]. Defense Cooperation Agreements
[33]. Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA)
[34]. Istanbul Cooperation Initiative
[40]. Tthe Gulf Security Dialogue (GSD)
[45]. Mohammed bin Salman