Saudi, Turkey, Pakistan prepare for military talks
Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey will collaborate to strengthen support for the Kingdom in facing attacks from the Iran-backed Houthi group. This cooperation is based on the joint defense agreement signed a month and a half ago, which includes deterrence, security, and joint military cooperation. It is expected that the military leaders of the three countries will hold an urgent meeting in Saudi Arabia to discuss practical mechanisms for providing logistical and field support to the Kingdom, following the deterioration of security conditions and Houthi attacks using missiles and armed drones. This development marks the first practical test of the trilateral alliance, which is seen as potentially expanding joint military operations against the Houthis to safeguard Saudi Arabia's security.
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