Pakistan, Dec. 10 -- Saudi Arabia has executed one Pakistani and two Afghan nationals in Mecca after they were found guilty of drug smuggling, following a legal process that confirmed all charges against them. The Saudi Ministry of Interior stated that each case went through the court system, where evidence was reviewed in detail. Moreover, the ministry emphasized that the verdicts followed the country's strict anti-narcotics laws.

The two Afghan nationals were arrested for smuggling methamphetamine into the kingdom, while the Pakistani citizen was detained for attempting to traffic heroin. Their cases were independently investigated to ensure accuracy and fairness throughout the trial. Additionally, officials highlighted that all three ...