Saudi Arabia not to compromise on security as Houthis choose ‘chaos’: MBS
Summary
Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said the kingdom will not weaken its security despite attacks by the Houthi armed group from Yemen. He highlighted a new defense agreement with Turkey and Pakistan and mentioned a multinational maritime coalition protecting key shipping routes in the Red Sea.Key Facts
- Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman spoke during the opening of Saudi Arabia’s Shura Council session.
- He said Saudi Arabia will respond strongly to any threats or attacks on its security.
- The Mecca Joint Defence Agreement was signed in August with Turkey and Pakistan to enhance regional security.
- Saudi Arabia is trying to reduce tensions and support diplomacy but won’t compromise on its safety.
- Houthis have increased attacks on Saudi targets, including missile launches and strikes on ports.
- Saudi Arabia has intercepted ballistic missiles aimed at Taif and Yanbu areas.
- A multinational maritime coalition was formed to protect the Red Sea’s international waterways.
- Pakistan pledged to support Saudi Arabia under the defense pact if Houthi attacks continue.
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