Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif warned at the United Nations that further Houthi attacks on Mecca would be considered a “red line” for his country. The warning comes as Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey have convened urgent military talks over escalating Houthi attacks targeting the holy city. Iran’s Foreign Minister, Javad Araghchi, accused the U.S. Of fostering aggression through threats and assassinations, framing the conflict as part of a broader regional struggle. The Houthi attacks have intensified in recent weeks, prompting heightened security measures in Mecca, a key site for Islamic pilgrimage. Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, bound by a defense agreement, are now coordinating closely to address the threat. The meeting marks a significant escalation in regional tensions, with all parties emphasizing the need for immediate action against the Houthis.