Pakistani and Turkish ministers meet Saudi counterpart in New York
Foreign ministers from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkiye met in New York on Friday to discuss security issues under the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement.
Tripartite defence pact progress review
Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar held talks with Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud and Hakan Fidan. The diplomats examined steps toward establishing institutional structures for the alliance signed on August 7. Officials also exchanged views on regional security challenges facing the three nations.
Houthi attacks disrupt oil flows
The Houthis launched strikes against Saudi Arabia while firing missiles at civilian sites in Makkah. Authorities intercepted six ballistic missiles before they reached their intended targets on Thursday. Emergency alerts were issued for Jeddah and Yanbu as the Red Sea port faced disruption.
Allies condemn recent violence
The Saudi foreign ministry stated that the three allies condemned attacks targeting Makkah and other locations. They affirmed the right of Saudi Arabia to defend itself against ongoing aggression. Discussions continued regarding arrangements for an urgent meeting on these matters.
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