Iranintl Iran-Linked Ships Go Dark Amid Houthi Attacks and New Defense Pact
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- •Iran-linked ships have gone dark following threats related to Houthi attacks.
- •Turkey's parliament approved a defense pact enhancing military cooperation with Saudi Arabia.
- •Yemen's government accuses Iran of directly supervising Houthi military operations.
Iran-linked vessels have reportedly ceased operations over Persian Gulf internet cables following threats amid escalating Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia. Turkey's parliament recently approved the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement, which enhances military cooperation between Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan. This agreement includes intelligence sharing and rapid military deployment capabilities in response to Houthi missile and drone strikes. Yemen's government alleges direct Iranian involvement in Houthi military operations, with claims of Iranian Revolutionary Guards and Hezbollah personnel coordinating attacks. Iran has denied these allegations, asserting no military experts are present in Yemen. The situation remains tense as Saudi Arabia considers its military response and potential support from its new defense partners.
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