The senior Houthi's warning to Egypt about military support from Saudi Arabia A Yemeni Houthi official says that the Egyptian parliament's decision to approve that country's military support for Saudi Arabia to defend against attacks by their forces is like a declaration of war. Muhammad Ali Huthi, a member of the political office of the Houthis, wrote in a message on Telegram, referring to a meeting of senior Turkish, Pakistani and Saudi officials in Tehran yesterday: "It is really surprising that while these people are traveling to talk about what they call "peace in the region", Egypt and its parliament support the so-called "defense of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia" and thus against the Arab Republic." Khaled bin Salman, the Minister of Defense of Saudi Arabia, General Asim Munir, the Commander-in-Chief of the Pakistan Army, and Ebrahim Kalin, the head of the Turkish Intelligence Organization, held a meeting in Tehran yesterday with the President of Iran, Masoud Bejikian, and with Mohsen Razai, the Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council. Saudi Arabia stated that the purpose of this meeting is to try to reduce tensions and spread peace in the region. Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey signed this summer a defense treaty similar to the NATO treaty in Mecca, according to which an attack on any of these three countries is considered an attack on all of them. However, since the Houthis have stepped up their attacks on Saudi Arabia, the other two countries have not announced any attacks against the group.