Saudi, Turkey, Pakistan defense chiefs to hold urgent talks on Houthi attacks
The chiefs of defense staff of Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan will hold an emergency meeting to discuss support for Riyadh following Houthi attacks. This marks a notable expansion of regional coordination, potentially signaling a more unified military response. The talks' outcomes and any concrete measures remain uncertain.
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Saudi-Turkey-Pakistan Military Coordination on Houthi Escalation
Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan are confirmed to be holding an urgent chiefs-of-staff meeting in Riyadh to coordinate support against escalating Houthi attacks. This meeting, potentially under a newly signed 'Mecca Agreement' defense pact, signals a notable expansion of the anti-Houthi coalition and increased regional military cooperation. The specific outcomes, concrete military commitments, and operational scope of this coordination remain uncertain.