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Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Turkiye agree to deepen military, intelligence cooperation amid Houthi attacks

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The chiefs of staff of the Saudi, Turkish, and Pakistani armed forces convened in Riyadh on Friday to formalize an agreement to strengthen military and intelligence cooperation. The talks, confirmed by the Saudi Ministry of Defense, were held to address the security situation in the region, specifically focusing on providing support to Saudi Arabia in response to escalating attacks by Houthi forces in Yemen.

This trilateral coordination marks a strategic effort to bolster regional defense capabilities. By deepening intelligence sharing and military collaboration, the three nations aim to counter the threat posed by the Houthi movement, which has intensified its offensive operations against the Kingdom.

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