Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif warned at the UN that further Houthi attacks on Mecca would be a “red line” for his country. The warning came as Iraq called for a “sovereign Palestinian state” at the UNGA, with Saudi, Turkish, and Pakistani military leaders urging urgent talks over Houthi attacks. The Houthi group has been accused of targeting religious sites in Saudi Arabia, including Mecca, a major Islamic pilgrimage destination. Pakistan, which recently signed a defense agreement with Saudi Arabia, emphasized the need for collective action against the group. The UN meeting highlighted growing international concern over the Houthi attacks, with multiple nations pressing for a coordinated response. The situation remains tense as the group continues to challenge regional stability.