Pakistan and Turkey pledge to help defend Saudi Arabia
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Pakistan and Turkey have pledged to support Saudi Arabia's security following Houthi rebel attacks under their trilateral defense agreement.
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- Pakistan and Turkey have committed to assisting Saudi Arabia in response to ongoing attacks by Houthi rebels in Yemen.
- This support follows the Meccah Joint Defense agreement, where an attack on one member nation is considered an attack on all three.
- Military chiefs met in Riyadh to discuss security threats and coordinate their defensive responses.
- Retired Pakistani Lieutenant General Nauman Mahmood has been appointed as the first secretary-general of the new security alliance.
What to watch next
- Implementation of joint military operations and intelligence sharing
- Development of the new security alliance under Nauman Mahmood
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NamedPakistan · Türkiye · Saudi Arabia · Yemen · Houthis · Nauman Mahmood · Turkey
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