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The article indicates that the joint defense agreement between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan is facing its first genuine test amid the escalation of the Yemen war. It appears that the allies are unprepared for direct military involvement, especially Pakistan, which has denied any current military discussions. Saudi Arabia is also facing an internal crisis with its ally the UAE, as their positions diverge within Yemen. Meanwhile, the Houthis are exploiting these divisions and receiving support from Iran, worsening the situation on the ground. U.S. backing remains uncertain, and the fall of strategic areas along the Yemeni coast threatens maritime navigation and has a ripple effect on global oil markets, which have surged above $100 per barrel. It becomes clear that the greatest test for the Saudi-led alliances is their ability to withstand when their allies are unwilling to confront the challenges, amidst divisions within the anti-Houthi camp.
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