Turkey Prepared to Support Saudi Military
Turkey announced its readiness to provide military support to Saudi Arabia through a trilateral defense agreement including Pakistan, amidst ongoing attacks by the Houthis on Saudi territory. Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan clarified that there are serious attacks on Saudi Arabia's unity and sovereignty, and that Ankara is prepared to meet military needs, especially technical ones, if necessary. The mutual defense pact, signed last month, stipulates that any attack on one of the three countries is considered an attack on all. Meanwhile, the Houthis continue targeting Saudi cities and infrastructure, with threats regarding global oil supplies. Turkey has expressed its rejection of involving Saudi Arabia in the US-Iran conflict, emphasizing that peaceful initiatives are being conveyed to all parties, and that the agreement with Pakistan and Saudi Arabia remains open for continuation and expansion without intending to replace existing alliances. Recently, the Houthi group attacked sensitive sites in Riyadh with missiles and drones, while Turkey calls for an immediate halt to these attacks.
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