Saudi, Turkiye, Pakistan activate Mecca pact against Houthi attacks
Saudi Arabia, Turkiye, and Pakistan are activating a joint defence pact to counter Houthi attacks from Yemen. This marks a formalized military cooperation among the three states, potentially escalating regional involvement. The activation signals a shift from bilateral responses to a multilateral defense posture, though operational details remain unclear.
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Saudi-Houthi Conflict: US Deepens Support, New Regional Alliances Emerge
The US has deepened its low-profile support for Saudi Arabia's Yemen offensive with intelligence and aerial refueling, aiming to protect Gulf oil flows. Concurrently, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan have activated a joint defense pact, and Syria is considering deploying troops to aid Saudi Arabia against Houthi attacks, signaling a significant shift in regional security dynamics and potential escalation.