Turkey, Egypt, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia urge Houthis to halt attacks on Saudi Arabia
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Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Egypt, and Pakistan jointly condemned Houthi attacks on Saudi territory, including strikes on civilians and infrastructure, and called for de-escalation in Yemen. The statement signals broad regional alignment against the Houthis, though it lacks concrete enforcement measures. This diplomatic pressure may precede further sanctions or military coordination, but immediate market impact is limited.
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Foreign ministers from Turkey, Egypt, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia have issued a coordinated joint statement condemning Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and calling for de-escalation in Yemen. Concurrently, these four nations also asserted that Israeli occupation is the primary source of regional instability. This dual diplomatic pressure indicates a rare alignment among these states, potentially isolating the Houthis further while complicating US-led efforts to counter Iran-aligned groups.
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