Pakistan prepares to join Saudi Yemen conflict
The Pakistani government stated that their country will continue to defend Saudi Arabia and safeguard the security of the Two Holy Mosques, following the escalation of Houthi attacks on the kingdom. For the first time, Pakistan has indicated a direct role in the conflict between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis, confirming that the Makkah Agreement for Mutual Defense signed with Saudi Arabia and Turkey aims to strengthen defense cooperation without committing to specific military engagement, emphasizing the importance of protecting sovereignty and stating that any assault on one party is considered an attack on all. Additionally, the military cooperation between the two countries has been ongoing for decades, with Pakistan participating in several operations to protect the kingdom, and now it believes that the Houthi escalation necessitates increased cooperation and regional security.
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