Saudi, Turkey, Pakistan plan military talks
Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan are holding an urgent meeting at the level of Chiefs of Staff to discuss ways to support Saudi Arabia in facing the escalating Houthi escalation in Yemen. This comes amidst Houthi attacks on Saudi oil and military facilities, as well as their imposition of a naval blockade on the Red Sea ports, with the three ministers reaffirming the Kingdom's right to defend its security. The date of the meeting has not yet been set, but Turkey has sent its Chief of Staff to Saudi Arabia to participate, based on the Mecca Agreement for Mutual Defense, which emphasizes that any attack on one party is considered an attack on all.
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