Military chiefs of Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey to meet
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Military chiefs from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey are convening for an urgent meeting under the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement following recent Houthi missile and drone attacks.
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- Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan are holding a high-level military meeting in response to recent Houthi drone and missile attacks.
- The discussions take place under the framework of the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement, which stipulates that an attack on one member is considered an attack on all.
- Saudi Arabian officials report that these strikes targeted critical infrastructure and areas near holy sites.
- This meeting aims to develop a unified regional strategy to counter future threats and test the credibility of the new security alliance.
What to watch next
- Outcomes of the military strategy meeting for regional stability
- Implementation of information sharing or joint exercises
- Impact of the collective response on Houthi offensive operations
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NamedSaudi Arabia · Pakistan · Türkiye · Yemen · Grand Mufti of Saudi Arabia · Houthi · Turkey
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