Nikkei Asia: Houthi's Direct Threat Tests Pakistan's Commitment to Mecca Defense Pacts with Saudi Arabia and Turkey
Nikkei Asia reports that direct threats from Yemen's Houthi rebels are testing Pakistan's commitments under the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement signed last month with Saudi Arabia and Turkey. Experts believe Islamabad faces multiple intervention options in the deepening Saudi-Houthi conflict, but intervention could damage its diplomatic capital in the region. The agreement's first committee meeting was held on August 31 in Istanbul.
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