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Turkey and Pakistan hold urgent talks on Saudi support
Turkey and Pakistan are heading toward an urgent meeting of military leaders to discuss supporting Saudi Arabia within the framework of the "Mecca Agreement" for joint defense, signed by the three countries in August 2026. The agreement aims to respond to any armed attacks considered as an assault on all. This meeting comes after an escalation of Houthi attacks targeting sites in Saudi Arabia, where Riyadh intercepted six ballistic missiles, and the group carried out attacks using missiles and drones targeting locations inside the kingdom, reflecting rising security tensions in the region. Reaffirming Saudi Arabia’s right to self-defense, the participating countries condemned the attacks and emphasized the need to strengthen military and defense cooperation, agreeing to activate support and coordination mechanisms in accordance with the United Nations Charter.
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