Saudi Arabia has pledged to maintain reliable energy supplies despite continuing Houthi attacks and wider regional tensions, with Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman Al Saud saying the kingdom will continue investing in infrastructure designed to protect exports and market stability.
Saudi Arabia, Türkiye and Pakistan have activated collective defence measures under the Mecca Pact after a fresh escalation in Houthi missile and drone attacks targeting Saudi territory, including civilian, economic and religious sites. Mecca Pact Activated After Houthi Attacks The decision was taken during an emergency meeting of the alliance’s Strategic Political and
France will deploy troops and air-defence capabilities to Saudi Arabia to help protect the kingdom’s Red Sea energy infrastructure as Houthi missile and drone attacks intensify. President Emmanuel Macron said French military assistance would focus on safeguarding Yanbu, a strategically important Saudi oil export hub. France Moves to Protect Saudi Red Sea Oil Route Macron
Saudi Arabia has reportedly sought Israeli intelligence assistance as it confronts renewed Houthi attacks from Yemen, while Pakistan has stopped short of committing troops despite its collective-defence agreement with Riyadh and Turkiye. The reported contacts highlight the growing security pressure on Saudi Arabia as fighting intensifies around the Red Sea and key energy
Pakistan has warned that continued Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia could trigger the recently signed Mecca Joint Defence Agreement between Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkiye, as fighting in Yemen spills deeper into the wider Middle East conflict. Pakistan Warns Mecca Defence Pact Could Be Activated Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said the agreement could become operational








