Huthi Attacks on Saudi Arabia: Turkey and Pakistan Send Troops
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Turkey and Pakistan have announced the deployment of troops in support of the Kingdom due to the continued attacks by the pro-Iranian Huthis on Saudi Arabia. Meanwhile, the terrorist militia again targeted Saudi targets, including the capital's airport.
Following new attacks on Riyadh and other targets in the Kingdom, Ankara and Islamabad want to provide military support to Saudi Arabia. The three states announced the rapid implementation of their defence agreement.
Detonations shake Saudi Arabia's capital, the pro-Iran Huthi militias speak of attacks on the infrastructure. After a crisis meeting, two allies now want to send Riyadh's armed forces for support.
Houthi spokesman Yahya Saria in Yemen claimed that the group attacked airports in the capital Riyadh and the city of Abha, as well as the Saudi Aramco oil refinery in Jeddah. Iran and the US met at the United Nations to discuss conditions for opening Hormuz. Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan activated the Mecca Agreement to counter the Houthi rebels. Iran accused the US of not complying with the agreement. Islamabad
The target is Riyadh International Airport.
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