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Defence chiefs from Saudi Arabia, Turkiye and Pakistan have been meeting in Riyadh to discuss support for Saudi Arabia under their new Mecca Joint Defence Agreement, after Saudi reported more attacks launched from Yemen.
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Since then, the Houthis have imposed a naval blockade on Saudi Arabia, hitting its tankers and territory and seizing swathes of Yemen's Red Sea coast, which is vital for Saudi oil exports.
Under the defence pact, all three countries agreed that an armed attack on any one of them would be treated as an attack on all three.
Two days before the New York meeting, Pakistan’s Foreign Office announced that retired Lieutenant General Nauman Mahmood had been appointed as the pact’s first secretary general.
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia intercepted six ballistic missiles fired by Yemen’s Houthis on Thursday after issuing warnings for several regions, including the holy city of Makkah.
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Military chiefs from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey met in Riyadh on Friday to discuss the implementation of the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement signed on August 7. The communiques issued after these meetings indicate a shift towards operationalizing military cooperation rather than immediate retaliatory action against Yemen's Houthi rebels. Instead of direct references to joint strikes or ground operations, the…
What comes after Riyadh meeting between the Pakistani, Saudi and Turkish military chiefs? →5 articles from Dawn on this storyDefence chiefs from Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan met in Riyadh to address the security threats facing Saudi Arabia following reported attacks by Houthi forces from Yemen. The meeting focused on strengthening support through their recently established Mecca Joint Defence Agreement.
Mecca defence alliance chiefs meet amid Houthi attacks →5 articles from Al Jazeera on this storyHouthi attacks in Yemen have targeted Saudi Arabian energy infrastructure and military sites shortly after Saudi Arabia signed a mutual defense pact with Turkey and Pakistan known as the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement. A meeting of military chiefs from the three countries was held in Riyadh to reaffirm their commitment to collective defence, but specifics on potential military support from Pakistan and Turkey were…
Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia test limits of Mecca regional security pact →2 articles from South China Morning Post on this storySaudi Arabia's allies Turkey and Pakistan are set to meet under a joint defense pact amid escalating attacks by Yemen's Houthi rebels, who have launched numerous missile strikes into Saudi territory, disrupting oil flows. The Houthis' recent attack involved firing dozens of missiles and drones, leading Saudi authorities to issue emergency alerts in major cities including Mecca and Jeddah. In response, the Saudi…
Allies unite behind Saudi Arabia as Houthis step up attacks →Saudi Arabia intercepted six ballistic missiles fired by Yemen's Houthi rebels, targeting areas near oil facilities in western Saudi Arabia. This led to a 3% increase in global oil prices over fears of supply disruptions. The Houthis' recent naval blockade along with their control over parts of Yemen’s coast pose significant risks to the Red Sea shipping routes and international energy security, according to…
Saudi Arabia intercepts wave of Houthi missiles as oil climbs to one-week high →Saudi Arabia reported intercepting six ballistic missiles fired by Yemen's Houthi rebels, targeting areas including Mecca and the critical crude export terminal in Yanbu on the Red Sea. France responded by pledging to send military assets, including soldiers and defense systems, to help protect Yanbu from further attacks. The ongoing conflict between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis has intensified since July 2023, with…
Saudi Arabia reports fresh Houthi attacks as France offers military support to protect Yanbu →Show 1 more outlets
On September 25, 2026, defence officials from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey met in Riyadh to address security threats following Houthi rebel attacks on Saudi territory. The trilateral meeting reinforced their commitment under the Makkah Defence Alliance to collectively defend against any future aggression. They agreed to enhance military cooperation, intelligence sharing, and joint capabilities to safeguard…
Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkiye defence officials resolve to assist Riyadh in wake of Houthi attacks →Analysis
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- 25 Sep
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia intercepted six ballistic missiles fired by Yemen’s Houthis on Thursday after issuing warnings for several regions, including the holy city of Makkah.
- 26 Sep
According to the ISPR, the participants discussed ways to advance cooperation among their armed forces, including enhanced intelligence sharing, military coordination and integration of capabilities.
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26 Sep Mecca defence alliance chiefs meet amid Houthi attacksDefence chiefs from Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan met in Riyadh to address the security threats facing Saudi Arabia following reported attacks by Houthi forces from Yemen. The meeting focused on strengthening support through their recently established Mecca Joint Defence Agreement.Al Jazeera
26 Sep What comes after Riyadh meeting between the Pakistani, Saudi and Turkish military chiefs?Military chiefs from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey met in Riyadh on Friday to discuss the implementation of the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement signed on August 7. The communiques issued after these meetings indicate a shift towards operationalizing military cooperation rather than immediate retaliatory action against Yemen's Houthi rebels. Instead of direct references to joint strikes or ground operations, the…Dawn
26 Sep Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia test limits of Mecca regional security pactHouthi attacks in Yemen have targeted Saudi Arabian energy infrastructure and military sites shortly after Saudi Arabia signed a mutual defense pact with Turkey and Pakistan known as the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement. A meeting of military chiefs from the three countries was held in Riyadh to reaffirm their commitment to collective defence, but specifics on potential military support from Pakistan and Turkey were…South China Morning Post
26 Sep Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkiye defence officials resolve to assist Riyadh in wake of Houthi attacksOn September 25, 2026, defence officials from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey met in Riyadh to address security threats following Houthi rebel attacks on Saudi territory. The trilateral meeting reinforced their commitment under the Makkah Defence Alliance to collectively defend against any future aggression. They agreed to enhance military cooperation, intelligence sharing, and joint capabilities to safeguard…The Hindu
26 Sep Makkah alliance military chiefs vow to ‘immediately’ translate commitments into effective military cooperation: ISPRMilitary chiefs from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey met in Riyadh on Friday to pledge immediate military cooperation under their Makkah Defence Alliance, addressing heightened security concerns in Saudi Arabia due to recent Houthi attacks and maritime blockades. The meeting covered plans for enhanced intelligence sharing and joint military operations to bolster collective defense against threats like those posed…Dawn
26 Sep Makkah Defence Alliance military chiefs vow to 'immediately' translate commitments into effective military cooperation: ISPRMilitary leaders from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey met in Riyadh on Friday to discuss how to enhance military cooperation under the Makkah Defence Alliance. They emphasized translating their commitments into immediate actions, focusing on areas such as intelligence sharing and joint military coordination to strengthen deterrence against threats like recent Houthi attacks on Saudi territory. The meeting aimed…Dawn
25 Sep Pakistani, Saudi, Turkish military chiefs meet to discuss ways to assist Riyadh under Makkah defence pactPakistani, Saudi, and Turkish military chiefs met to discuss ways to support Saudi Arabia under their Makkah Defense Alliance. The meeting occurred in response to recent Houthi attacks on Saudi territory and maritime interests. The three nations had previously held discussions among their foreign ministers during the UN General Assembly in New York, where they condemned Houthi aggression and reaffirmed their…Dawn
25 Sep Pakistan, Turkiye edge closer towards joining Saudi war against HouthisTurkish and Pakistani military leaders are scheduled to meet in Riyadh at Saudi Arabia's request to discuss implementing their mutual defense agreement amid escalating attacks by Yemen's Houthi rebels on Saudi territory. General Selcuk Bayraktaroglu from Turkey and Field Marshal Asim Munir from Pakistan are expected to attend the meeting, which follows recent missile and drone strikes claimed by the Houthis…Al Jazeera
25 Sep Saudi Arabia allies line up support as Houthi attacks mountSaudi Arabia’s allies are bolstering support for the country amid increased attacks by Houthi rebels. France has confirmed it will send troops, radars, and defense systems to protect the oil terminal at Yanbu on Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast. Meanwhile, Saudi officials are meeting with Pakistan and Turkey to discuss mutual defense strategies under their joint agreement. The Houthis have escalated missile and drone…Al Jazeera
25 Sep France to protect key Saudi oil terminal as Houthis step up missile attacksPresident Emmanuel Macron announced that France will send troops and military equipment to protect a major oil facility at Yanbu on Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast from Houthi missile attacks. The announcement came during a television interview where he stated that French forces would include soldiers, radar systems, and defensive measures but would not engage in combat operations. Macron’s move follows recent missile…South China Morning Post
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25 Sep Saudi Arabia reports fresh Houthi attacks as France offers military support to protect YanbuSaudi Arabia reported intercepting six ballistic missiles fired by Yemen's Houthi rebels, targeting areas including Mecca and the critical crude export terminal in Yanbu on the Red Sea. France responded by pledging to send military assets, including soldiers and defense systems, to help protect Yanbu from further attacks. The ongoing conflict between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis has intensified since July 2023, with…Euronews
25 Sep Oil prices jump after Yemen’s Houthis claim attacks on Saudi facilitiesOil prices rose sharply after Yemen's Houthi rebels claimed attacks on Saudi facilities owned by Aramco. Brent crude futures increased by more than 3% to over $108 a barrel before easing slightly to about $105.77 as of Friday morning in Asia. The attacks heightened concerns over energy supply disruptions, especially with ongoing tensions between the US and Iran affecting global oil markets. Analysts noted that until…Al Jazeera
25 Sep Saudi, Turkish, Pakistani chiefs plan urgent talks amid Yemen fightingSaudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan are planning urgent talks among their military chiefs following a meeting between their foreign ministers in New York on Thursday. This comes after Saudi Arabia reported intercepting six ballistic missiles launched by Yemen's Houthi rebels. The three nations signed the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement on August 7 to strengthen collective security measures, with France also offering…Al Jazeera
25 Sep Saudi Arabia intercepts wave of Houthi missiles as oil climbs to one-week highSaudi Arabia intercepted six ballistic missiles fired by Yemen's Houthi rebels, targeting areas near oil facilities in western Saudi Arabia. This led to a 3% increase in global oil prices over fears of supply disruptions. The Houthis' recent naval blockade along with their control over parts of Yemen’s coast pose significant risks to the Red Sea shipping routes and international energy security, according to…The Guardian
25 Sep Saudi air defences intercept 6 Houthi ‘ballistic missiles’On Thursday, Saudi air defenses intercepted six ballistic missiles launched by Yemen's Houthi rebels, targeting areas including Yanbu and Taif in Saudi Arabia. The missiles were aimed at key military sites and civilian targets like Makkah and Jeddah; however, no damage or casualties were reported after the interceptions. This event follows increased hostilities between the Houthis and Saudi-backed government forces…Dawn25 Sep Allies unite behind Saudi Arabia as Houthis step up attacksSaudi Arabia's allies Turkey and Pakistan are set to meet under a joint defense pact amid escalating attacks by Yemen's Houthi rebels, who have launched numerous missile strikes into Saudi territory, disrupting oil flows. The Houthis' recent attack involved firing dozens of missiles and drones, leading Saudi authorities to issue emergency alerts in major cities including Mecca and Jeddah. In response, the Saudi…The Straits Times
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