Reports highlight Houthi attacks on Saudi airports, causing casualties, and their alleged abduction and indoctrination of children to fight.

There is strong condemnation of Saudi Arabia's involvement in the Yemen war, particularly its use of Syrian mercenaries, and support for Houthi actions against Saudi infrastructure.

International actors like Turkey and the UK are mentioned in relation to the Yemen conflict, with Turkey ruling out attacks from Saudi Arabia and the UK providing refueling support.

Discussions are underway between Syria and Saudi Arabia regarding the deployment of Syrian troops against the Houthis, though a Saudi request is denied by a Syrian adviser.

Turkey and Pakistan are considering sending military forces to Saudi Arabia as part of the Mecca Pact, raising questions about its implications for regional conflicts.

Reports and confirms Pakistan's discrete military involvement in Saudi Arabia's campaign against Houthis in Yemen.

Denies reports of Pakistani aircraft movement against Yemeni targets, labeling them as fake.

Questions the meaning and implications of Turkey and Pakistan sending military forces to Saudi Arabia under the Mecca Pact.

Reports indicate Syria is seriously considering sending troops or military aid to Saudi Arabia to fight Houthis, with some sources suggesting it's highly likely.

Syrian officials, including a presidential adviser, have denied any Saudi request for troops and stated that Syria's policy is based on stability and peace, not opening new fronts.

Turkey's Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan states that Turkey will not send troops to Yemen, clarifying that the Mecca Pact is for defensive purposes.