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Why the Mecca defence pact hasn’t triggered action against the Houthis

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Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia signed the Mecca joint defence agreement last month, establishing a new military alliance. Almost immediately following the signing, the pact faced criticism and questioning regarding its lack of response to Houthi attacks.

The alliance has yet to trigger any direct action against Houthi offensives, drawing scrutiny from observers and critics who are questioning the operational efficacy and true scope of the newly formed tripartite defence agreement.

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