Are Pakistan and Turkey Supporting Saudi?
The article discusses the potential efforts of Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan to strengthen defense cooperation in response to security threats from the Houthis and dangers to the Bab al-Mandab Strait, especially after the Houthis took control of the Port of Mokha and approached a strategic threat to the strait. The analysis considers the possibility of activating the Mecca Pact for joint defense among the three countries, which emphasizes indirect support and may include aerial and technical assistance, though direct military intervention remains unlikely at this time. It also highlights that the changing role of the United States in the region is prompting these countries to build stronger regional security alliances, focusing on diplomatic solutions and shared defenses to better address the escalating security challenges.
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