Allies unite behind Saudi Arabia as Houthis step up attacks
Saudi, Turkish and Pakistani military chiefs are to meet to discuss how to support Saudi Arabia under a joint defence pact
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Saudi, Turkish and Pakistani military chiefs are to meet to discuss how to support Saudi Arabia under a joint defence pact
France is sending military to protect key Yanbu oil terminal; Pakistan and Turkiye to hold military talks with Riyadh.
The Houthis have launched strikes against Saudi Arabia and the Saudi-backed government in Yemen.
France vowed to send “military means” to help shield the key Saudi oil terminal of Yanbu.
Yanbu serves as the kingdom's primary crude export terminal on the Red Sea and is connected to its oil-producing regions near the Gulf coast by the East-West pipeline, also known as Petroline.
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Pakistani and Turkish military chiefs head to Riyadh for urgent talks, but both countries remain cautious on involvement