Pakistani Defense Minister Warns on Houthi Attacks

The article addresses the recent military escalation in Saudi Arabia by the Houthis, who targeted civilian and economic facilities in four Saudi cities, resulting in 73 civilians injured and damage to several sites, including oil facilities. The Kingdom responded by reaffirming its right to defend its territory, with support from Libyan forces and positive signals from the Pakistani government, which clarified that the attacks may activate the Mecca Agreement for mutual defense between Saudi Arabia, Islamabad, and Ankara. It was also announced that some facilities were affected and that Saudi oil operations were temporarily halted. The escalation extends further into Yemen, with threats from Iran to target U.S. bases, and international entities condemning and monitoring the developments of the crisis. The article highlights that these attacks have raised security concerns and prompted defensive measures within the kingdom, alongside international support for Saudi Arabia's right to defend its land.

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