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Turkey and Pakistan agreed to Saudi Arabia's military deployment under the Mecca Pact.

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Briefings

On October 5, 2026, Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia agreed to activate collective deterrence measures against Yemen's Houthis following alleged 'heinous attacks.' This tripartite alliance represents a significant escalation in regional security cooperation, aligning military capabilities to counter perceived threats in the Arabian Peninsula. The agreement marks a formalized response mechanism involving all three nations, though specific operational timelines and force deployments remain undefined.

Key points

• Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia agreed to trigger collective deterrence measures against Yemen's Houthis on October 5, 2026.

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The agreement details specific force deployments, operational timelines, and the exact nature of the 'heinous attacks' are not provided in the source evidence.

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