Defense pact

And this type of warning is really intended to amplify the psychological and economic impact beyond physical damage.

And I could say that the Houthis are really being emboldened right now by the lack of a comprehensive defence pact with the US, which is why they're making these moves against the civil aviation infrastructure in the kingdom.

And the Saudis also recently signed the Mecca Pact.

Just tell us what that is and how this whole situation could affect that.

Sure.

So this defence pact between Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey will be really tested over the latest escalation.

We'll be watching closely to see if the Pakistanis and the Turks get involved, if they send over... advanced weapons or even troops.

Because if

But for right now, it's not.

The Saudis have also activated, and this was finalized at a meeting on Monday, the so-called Mecca agreement, Defense Pact, the new arrangement that they have with Pakistan and Turkey, those countries have agreed to send support to Saudi Arabia.

They are not getting involved, as far as I know, in Yemen, and the Turkish government has been very sort of quick to emphasize this, that it is not providing any offensive military aid to the Saudis.

It will provide advisors and technical support for the Saudis to defend the kingdom from attacks, uh, like these attacks on the airports that have been taking place.

The... resentment or the hostility toward the U.S. military presence in Okinawa covers a lot of ground.

There are a lot of grievances that locals have.

But crimes committed by U.S. military personnel are a big one because the status of forces agreement governing the presence of U.S. forces in Japan makes it very difficult for Japanese authorities to prosecute crimes committed by U.S. forces.

In this case, The crime was committed while this Marine was off duty.

What, what-

What about the, uh, new defense pact between Saudi Arabia, uh, Türkiye, and Pakistan?

Yeah.

Uh, should Ansar Allah expect to be fighting troops from Türkiye, what we used to call Turkey, uh, and Pakistan?

Africa has been a focus or one focus of its foreign policy.

Given the relationships that Turkey, of course, has with Middle Eastern states, particularly in the Gulf, And now with the crisis in Yemen and in the Red Sea and the recent formation of the Saudi-Turkish-Pakistani Defense Pact that has declared an attack on one as an attack on all, it should not come as a surprise that there is a significant interest in Sudan.

When we talk about Turkey's strategic interest there, are we primarily talking about economic interest, maritime access, security, or a combination of all three?

It's a combination of everything.

Flight Dubai subsequently suspended flights to and from Israel.

The Pakistani foreign minister says a committee under the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement will hold an emergency meeting in Riyadh next week to discuss possible political engagement with Yemen's Houthi group.

Mohammad Ishakdar says the proposal had been put forward by Iran.

He stressed that the proposal had not been put into a formal written text and was only a verbal understanding between him and the Iranian foreign minister.

Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan signed the defense agreement in August, under which an armed attack against any one of the three countries is to be treated as an attack against all three.

Military leaders of the three countries met in Riyadh on September 25 and condemned the Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia.

Authorities say the Democratic People's Republic of Korea test-fired an intermediate-range strategic missile during a drill early Saturday morning.

I think this is obviously an economy thing, but you also have to Consider that, is this an AI thing as well? AI is replacing a lot of people and a lot of jobs and accelerating at a really rapid pace.

This comes from Dreadwatcher, breaking Houthi's reinforced fronts in Taz, Kingdom Security Taz Center stage under Mecca Defense Pact.

The Houthis say, if we could click on that, please.

Houthis say their forces succeeded in driving enemy troops out of Numan and the surrounding areas in Al-Waz, destroying enemy military equipment.

This opening scene sets the tone, a leader who once demanded complete and total control, now signing a pact that expands America's military footprint but stops short of absolute dominance, a compromise forged in the crucible of diplomacy and brinkmanship.

The second act dives into the historical weight of the moment, as Fredrickson invoked the 1951 Defense Pact and declared this new deal, bigger and better.

Her words carried the resonance of 75 years of Arctic defense, a reminder that Greenland has long been a strategic prize in the Cold War and beyond.

Trump's rhetoric of permanence, his insistence that the US will forever have the ability to act in Greenland, collided with the legal text of the agreement, which imposed procedural checks, review committees, and ministerial consultations.

part of this guy, is that President Trump has declined to help Saudi Arabia.

Saudi Arabia, I think it was in August, set up the Mecca Agreement, right? The Defense Pact with Pakistan and Turkey.

Thank you.

And the Defense Act implies you will help defend them, right? I mean, that's the implication.