Pakistan PM calls Houthi Mecca attacks 'red line' at UN
Pakistan's Prime Minister has declared that any Houthi attacks on Mecca would be considered a 'red line.' The statement highlights the complex diplomatic balancing act Pakistan maintains between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
Why it matters
It underscores the regional geopolitical volatility and the pressure on non-aligned nations to take sides in Middle Eastern conflicts.
Pakistan maintains ties with Iran which backs the Houthi fighters responsible for firing missiles at Saudi Arabia where Mecca is…
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