Pakistan PM warns against Houthi attacks on Makkah at UN
Most outlets led with the statement by Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif at the UN, emphasizing his warning that further Houthi attacks on Makkah would be a “red line” for Pakistan. Arab News Pakistan added context about a recent defense agreement, while Business Recorder noted Pakistan’s ongoing ties with Iran.
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Address to UNGA: PM calls Houthi Makkah attacks ‘red line’
UNITED NATIONS, United States: Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said at the UN Friday that further attacks on the Islamic holy city of Makkah would be a “red line” for Islamabad. Pakistan maintains ties with Iran which backs the Houthi responsible for firing missiles at Saudi Arabia where Makkah is situated. But Islamabad is strategically close to Saudi, and entered into a defense agree...
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Pakistan PM calls Houthi Makkah attacks ‘red line’ at UN
Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif warned at the UN that any further Houthi attacks on the Islamic holy city of Mecca would be considered a “red line” for his country, which recently entered into a defense agreement with Saudi Arabia.
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