Pakistan signs defense agreements with Saudi Arabia and condemns Houthi attacks targeting Saudi pilgrims.
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Updated Oct 16
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Pakistan signs defense agreements with Saudi Arabia and condemns Houthi attacks targeting Saudi pilgrims.
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- Houthis attacked King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, as well as oil facilities and Dammam airport.
- Houthis attacked Sanaa International Airport, prompting a Saudi strike and defense pledges from Pakistan and Egypt.
- Houthis launched cross-border raids into Saudi Arabia and captured specific small arms from Saudi forces.
- Diplomatic efforts in Pakistan to salvage the Iran-US agreement are underway amidst Trump's threats of combat operations against Iran, while Houthi warnings near Dubai and intercepts in Jordan escalate tensions.
- The Taliban has been blamed for attacks in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, while Saudi Arabia has condemned the violence occurring in Pakistan.