World UK to deploy RAF Typhoon jets to defend Saudi cities from Houthi attacks Published October 20, 2026 Updated October 20, 2026 04:05pm Save Saved 1 min Comments British Royal Air Force's Typhoon Eurofighter jets. File Photo: Reuters By Reuters LONDON: Britain will deploy Royal Air Force Typhoon fighter jets on defensive counter-air missions to help protect Saudi cities and critical infrastructure from Houthi aerial attacks, the Ministry of Defence said on Tuesday. fighter jets Houthis Houthi attacks Royal Air Force RAF Typhoon jets Comments 200 characters remaining More Stories IMF calls for Pakistan to rationalise tax concessions, bring under-taxed sectors into net PHC issues notices in plea against emergency, governor’s rule in KP PSX: selling continues, KSE-100 settles over 800 points lower Brent hits five-month high as attacks on ships, Saudi sites fuel supply worries Gold price in Pakistan drops Rs3,600 per tola Rupee registers gain against US dollar Turkiye submits Pakistan-Saudi defence pact to parliament for ratification, sources say Pakistan, Qatar agree to strengthen security cooperation Pakistan, US make progress on trade deal, but technical issues remain CCP greenlights Lotte Chemical Pakistan’s stake acquisition in Engro Polymer & Chemicals HUBCO denies BYD plant delay, targets end-2026 launch: report Browse all stories
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