No Pakistani aircraft flew over Yemen—and the foreigners in Saudi Arabia's war are mostly Americans. That's what a senior source in Pakistan's military establishment told Transition Protocol in response to five direct questions.
In this special edition, Pepe Escobar, military analyst Larry Johnson, and host Zulfikar Ali examine the story that swept the world this week—and what could still drag Pakistan down.
— Zero aircraft: When asked if any Pakistani aircraft entered Yemeni airspace, the source replied, "None. Zero." On October 8, Pakistan's Ministry of Information called the New York Times report of Pakistani aircraft "fake and fabricated."
— The real tally: 110 American advisers, two Pakistani radar specialists, and two Turkish technicians, according to the source. CNN has separately reported more than 100 American military advisers supporting the Saudi campaign. — Mecca and Medina, not Najran: According to the source, every Pakistani unit is deployed around the holy cities and is under Pakistani command.
— Sana's warning: Why Escobar says any move toward the border will make Pakistani forces "legitimate targets."
— Saudi Arabian money, Trump's pause on Iran until November 3, and what a senior Iranian source told the host two hours before taping.
Note on sources: The five answers and the 110/2/2 figures come from a senior source in the Pakistani military. The Iranian comments are from a senior Iranian source who spoke to the host. Larry Johnson's account of damage in Abqaiq and the East-West Pipeline has not been independently confirmed. #Pakistan #SaudiArabia #Yemen #Houthis #Iran #PepeEscobar #LarryJohnson #TransitionProtocol
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Originally Published on: 2026-10-09
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No Pakistani aircraft flew over Yemen—and the foreigners in Saudi Arabia's war are mostly Americans. That's what a senior source in Pakistan's military establishment told Transition Protocol in response to five direct questions.
In this special edition, Pepe Escobar, military analyst Larry Johnson, and host Zulfikar Ali examine the story that swept the world this week—and what could still drag Pakistan down.
— Zero aircraft: When asked if any Pakistani aircraft entered Yemeni airspace, the source replied, "None. Zero." On October 8, Pakistan's Ministry of Information called the New York Times report of Pakistani aircraft "fake and fabricated."
— The real tally: 110 American advisers, two Pakistani radar specialists, and two Turkish technicians, according to the source. CNN has separately reported more than 100 American military advisers supporting the Saudi campaign. — Mecca and Medina, not Najran: According to the source, every Pakistani unit is deployed around the holy cities and is under Pakistani command.
— Sana's warning: Why Escobar says any move toward the border will make Pakistani forces "legitimate targets."
— Saudi Arabian money, Trump's pause on Iran until November 3, and what a senior Iranian source told the host two hours before taping.
Note on sources: The five answers and the 110/2/2 figures come from a senior source in the Pakistani military. The Iranian comments are from a senior Iranian source who spoke to the host. Larry Johnson's account of damage in Abqaiq and the East-West Pipeline has not been independently confirmed. #Pakistan #SaudiArabia #Yemen #Houthis #Iran #PepeEscobar #LarryJohnson #TransitionProtocol
Original Video: PEPE&LARRY:Not Pakistan: Who Is Really Beh...
Original Transcript: https://www.video-translations.org/tr...
Translated Transcript: https://www.video-translations.org/tr...
Produced by: Transition Protocol
Originally Published on: 2026-10-09
Translations by: www.video-translations.org
Disclaimer: Read by A.I. Voices. Auto-translated.
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