The Minister of State for foreign affairs of UAE Dr Anwar Mohammad threatened Pakistan of having pay "heavy price" for taking an " ambiguous stand" on Yemen, Shiite News reported. The foreign Affairs minister said on Twitter that the Pakistani paliament's rejection of intervention in Yemen is "unexpected from Islamabab". "The Arabian Gulf is in a dabgerous and fateful confrontation and uts strategic security is at stake. Moments like these distinguished real allies from those of media statenent". " There is a massage to Houthi rebels too, saida senior Pakistani official. " If they go across the border into Saudi Arabia, we will certainly be there in supportof the Saudis", he told the financial Times. It may recall that Pakstani parliament urged the government to remain neutral on the escalating crisis in Yemen after Saudi Arabia asked Pakistan to join the coalition against Houthi rebels.
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