Islamabad has strongly condemned the recent threats by Yemen's Houthi rebels against Saudi Arabia, emphasizing that any attack on Pakistani maritime interests would be considered a grave threat to national security.The Foreign Office (FO) stated that such actions violate international law and undermine regional stability.The Houthi group, aligned with Iran, announced a maritime embargo on Saudi Arabia, which could disrupt oil exports through the Red Sea.This comes amid ongoing tensions between the US and Iran, affecting global shipping routes.Pakistan reiterated its support for Saudi Arabia's sovereignty and called for diplomatic solutions to the conflict.The situation highlights concerns over maritime security and the impact of regional conflicts on global trade.

The FO warned that Pakistan reserves the right to use force in self-defense if its maritime assets are targeted, underscoring the strategic importance of protecting its interests in the region.