Pakistan Vows 'All Necessary Support' to Defend Saudi Arabia Amid Houthi Attacks

Pakistan Vows

Pakistan will provide 'all necessary support' to defend Saudi Arabia against attacks by Yemen's Houthi rebels, the military's spokesperson Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry said in an interview aired on Sunday. He said Pakistan was already giving the kingdom the support it needs and would continue to do so.

The DG ISPR called Saudi Arabia's sovereignty, territorial integrity, and the protection of the Two Holy Mosques non-negotiable priorities, saying there could be 'no compromise' on them. The remarks came as tensions rise in the region following Houthi strikes on Saudi targets, including an attempted drone attack on Makkah.

The support runs through the Makkah Joint Defence Alliance of Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Türkiye, which he described as purely defensive — aimed at peace, stability, and collective deterrence, not directed against any specific country. He also revealed that Egypt and Syria had expressed interest in joining the alliance, while urging Muslim countries to unite and choose negotiation over escalation.

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