[Sources: Pakistan Urges Iran to Restrain Houthi Forces] Golden Finance reported on September 10, citing Reuters, that sources from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Iran revealed that after the Yemeni Houthi forces intensified attacks on Saudi Arabia, Pakistan has issued a warning to Iran on behalf of Saudi Arabia, requesting it to restrain the Yemeni Houthi forces. Due to defense agreements between Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey, Pakistan's warning to Iran carries significant weight. Senior regional diplomats stated that within the past 24 hours, Pakistan has conveyed this message to Iran, urging Tehran to leverage its influence to prevent Houthi forces from attacking Saudi Arabia. An Iranian senior official confirmed that Pakistan delivered this message to Tehran on Tuesday, and Tehran's response was: "Iran does not control the Houthi forces." However, two Iranian sources indicated that Tehran had previously requested the Houthi forces to launch attacks on Saudi Arabia last week. Tehran promised additional funding and weapons, while several commanders of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard had traveled to Yemen to coordinate the attacks. A Pakistani source stated that Saudi officials have met with senior military representatives from Pakistan and Turkey in Riyadh to coordinate countermeasures. The three countries agreed that Saudi forces would not enter Yemen, and any response would be launched from Saudi territory.