Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan Set To Sign Defence Pact Amid Houthi Attacks | Firstpost Live

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Why are Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan joining hands now? As war reshapes the Gulf, a new defence alliance is taking shape. Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan are set to sign a trilateral defence agreement as the US-Iran war continues to reshape the Gulf's security landscape. The pact, which had been under discussion for months, has gained urgency amid rising regional tensions, repeated Houthi attacks and disruptions to key shipping routes. Saudi Arabia has remained at the centre of the conflict, facing attacks on its territory, energy infrastructure and maritime interests. As Riyadh pushes for de-escalation, the new partnership signals a broader effort to strengthen regional security cooperation at a time of growing uncertainty across West Asia. Josh Barnes tells you more. TIME STAMPS: 00:00 — Introduction to Gulf Security Landscape 00:45 — Strategic Trilateral Defence Pact Takes Shape 01:30 — Unique Strengths of the Strategic Alliance 02:15 — Escalating Houthi Attacks in Saudi Ara

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