Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Turkey: New Defense Pact Targets Houthi Attacks
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Pakistan and Turkey have agreed to provide "practical measures" to defend Saudi Arabia against Houthi attacks, a move that could reshape the war in Yemen.
The two nations pledged concrete support for Saudi Arabia's security, signaling a possible new alliance against the Houthis.
It remains unclear what specific actions the "practical measures" will include.
The agreement could mark a turning point in the conflict, as regional powers deepen their involvement in defending Saudi territory.