'Turkey Next Target...': Houthis' War With Saudi Nears NATO State? Erdogan Faces Big Choice

By Times Of India

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Senior Houthi official Muhammad al-Farah has warned that Egypt, Turkey and Pakistan could become targets during what he described as the “next stages” of a U.S.-Israeli campaign to reshape West Asia. Al-Farah was not threatening Houthi attacks against the three countries. He argued that efforts to pull them into foreign wars and internal conflicts could exhaust their militaries, weaken their governments and create conditions for later pressure or attacks by Washington and Israel. The warning comes as Turkey and Pakistan face alliance commitments under the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement with Saudi Arabia, while Egypt is under pressure to protect Red Sea shipping and Suez Canal revenues. Another Houthi official, Mohammed al-Bukhaiti, has separately warned that Ansar Allah would respond if Turkish or Pakistani forces directly joined Saudi operations against Yemen. Cairo, Ankara and Islamabad must now decide whether supporting Riyadh strengthens their security—or draws them into an expandin

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