International Report - Houthi Attacks Put Turkey’s New Saudi Defence Pact to the Test
The three countries discussed intelligence sharing and military coordination after the latest Houthi barrage hit Riyadh and Saudi Aramco facilities.
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International report - Houthi attacks put Turkey’s new Saudi defence pact to the test
Attacks by Yemen's Houthi rebels on Saudi Arabia are putting Turkey's new defence pact with the kingdom to its first major test – forcing Ankara to weigh support for its ally against the risk of being drawn deeper into the conflict.
Saudi Arabia urges its allies to provide military support in the conflict against the Huthi. Pakistan shows its willingness to do so. But Ankara is hiding behind it.
Why Turkey is drawing the line at defense in its support for Saudi Arabia
Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia are forcing Mecca pact signatories to quickly operationalize their agreement, but are unlikely to draw Turkey into direct action against the Iran-backed group.
Turkey's participation in the Mecca Agreement does not imply military intervention by the Turkish army on the side of the official Yemeni authorities in the conflict with the rebels... The Mecca Agreement does not provide for Turkey's intervention in the conflict in Yemen
Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey unite under Mecca pact to bolster security against escalating Houthis attack threats in the region.
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