'Wrath Of Iran': Pak Trembles Over Munir's Risky Saudi Gamble; Houthis Drop Dire Islamabad Warning

Pakistan is stepping into Yemen through the Mecca Pact, and the decision is already facing anger at home. In 2015, Pakistan’s Parliament refused to send troops, warplanes or warships into the Yemen conflict. It promised to defend Saudi territory and the holy sites, but chose neutrality in the war against the Iran-backed Houthis. That position is now under pressure. Pakistan’s latest military commitment could pull its soldiers into a widening regional conflict. Houthi leader Mohammed al-Bukhaiti has warned Islamabad and Ankara against intervention, threatening a decisive and painful response. The risks are clear: missile attacks, drone strikes, pressure from Iran and a long war far from Pakistan’s borders. This video explains the Mecca Pact, the backlash inside Pakistan, the Houthi warning and the strategic cost for General Asim Munir. From Saudi money to Iranian anger, Pakistan may have opened a dangerous new front. India is watching every move closely today. #pakistan #yemenwar #houthis #saudiarabia #meccapact #iran #turkey #westasia #asimmunir #middleeastcrisis #timesaxis #toi 00:00 Pakistan Faces Backlash Over Saudi Military Support 00:30 Why Pakistan Refused the Yemen War in 2015 01:07 Mecca Pact Puts Pakistan Under New Pressure 01:45 Anger Erupts Inside Pakistan Over Yemen 02:08 Critics Warn of Iran Fallout 02:46 Calls Grow for Parliament Debate 03:09 Why Does Saudi Arabia Need Pakistan’s Military? 03:59 Houthis Warn Pakistan and Turkey 04:39 Pakistani Troops Could Become Houthi Targets 05:06 Yemen War Escalates Near Bab el-Mandeb 05:34 Saudi-Houthi Fighting Intensifies 06:15 Is Pakistan Walking Into a Long War?