Pakistani and Saudi military leaders, along with Turkish and other regional officials, have called for urgent talks to address escalating Houthi missile attacks. The meeting, invoked under the Mecca pact, follows reports of fresh Houthi attacks targeting Saudi infrastructure. Saudi Arabia intercepted ballistic missiles on Thursday, prompting warnings for regions including Mecca.
France has pledged military support to bolster Saudi defenses, particularly at the key oil terminal in Yanbu. The Houthi attacks have intensified in recent weeks, with reports of multiple missile launches targeting Saudi territory. The Mecca pact, a regional security agreement, has been invoked to coordinate responses and prevent further escalation.
The situation highlights growing concerns over the stability of the region, with military leaders emphasizing the need for immediate action. Saudi officials have issued warnings to civilians in affected areas, while international allies continue to offer support. The ongoing conflict remains a focal point for regional and global security discussions.
