The Houthis announced statistics of raids and missile attacks carried out by Saudi Arabia during the past 24 hours, in the context of a military escalation after the activation of the Mecca Defense Pact by Turkey and Pakistan to support Saudi Arabia, while the conflict in Yemen has continued for more than 11 years and has led to tens of thousands of victims.
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The conflict in Yemen has been going on for more than 11 years between the Iran-backed Houthis and the Saudi-led coalition, and has led to tens of thousands of casualties and a severe humanitarian crisis.
He said in an interview with RIA Novosti: “We hope that the governments of Pakistan and Turkey will refrain from participating in the Saudi enemy’s aggression and the siege imposed on our country, which has been continuing for more than 11 years and has led to tens of thousands of victims.”
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The Houthis announce statistics of Saudi raids and missile attacks during the past 24 hours
On Monday, within the framework of the Mecca Defense Pact, Türkiye and Pakistan took the decision to move to the practical implementation of collective defense obligations, ensuring the rapid deployment of military forces and means on the territory of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
The resumption of fighting in Yemen, represented by the “Yemen Dawn” military operation, represents a dangerous turning point that threatens to dissipate the fragile calm and places the region before open scenarios. With the entry into practical implementation of the "Mecca Defense Charter" to strengthen Saudi defenses with the support of Turkey and Pakistan, the Houthi response came quickly by escalating attacks with missiles and marches towards the depths and vital installations of the Kingdom.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Houthi attacks will continue to escalate towards the Saudi depth if the Mecca Defense Pact continues to be activated and Türkiye and Pakistan support Saudi Arabia.
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The German authorities accused Danksreiter (64 years old), a former office director in the Federal Intelligence Service, and August Hanning (80 years old), the former head of the agency, of working together since 2010 to leak thousands of secret documents and sell some of them to a foreign power suspected of being Azerbaijan, after a months-long investigation that led to their arrest and placement in pretrial detention in October, with British intelligence information being exchanged via MI6 according to reports.

UNIFIL announced that its site near Kfar Shuba on the Blue Line was subjected to small arms fire, without casualties, while the Old Damascus Directorate reopened the historic Khan Asaad Pasha after a controversy over converting it to a hotel, and the Israeli army began an operation in the West Bank to demolish memorials to Palestinian fighters and their pictures on the anniversary of October 7th.

The Saudi-led coalition announced the destruction of a ballistic missile launch pad used in the attack on Riyadh, after intercepting a ballistic missile north of the capital launched by the Iranian-backed Houthis. The attacks on Abha and King Khalid airports also resulted in the death of three people and the wounding of 36 others, while France recalled its Iranian ambassador in protest against an Iranian disinformation campaign. Turkey, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia agreed to deploy military forces in Riyadh under the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement, amid escalating tensions. Regional and multilateral military and diplomatic movements.

US President Donald Trump commemorated the third anniversary of the Hamas attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, pledging not to forget the victims and recalling his efforts to return the hostages. He confirmed that he spoke with Netanyahu and expressed his support for Israel, indicating that the other party is paying a heavy price for what it did on that day.
Fernand Kartheiser, a member of the European Parliament for Luxembourg, noted that NATO's Article IV relates to the principle of emergency consultation when the security of any member state is threatened, and criticized the European Commission's plans to create a similar mechanism, saying that it might be seen as a dangerous move by European public opinion, in light of the current atmosphere of hysteria.
Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov warned that militarization of Europe based on confrontation with Russia will not lead to positive results, stressing that Moscow will take measures to ensure its security and will remain open to dialogue with European countries, in conjunction with European steps that include France launching a ballistic missile from a nuclear submarine and integrating Germany and Poland into nuclear deterrence exercises.