Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan will sign mutual defense agreement
Riyadh, 07 Aug 2026 Lusa - Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey today sign a mutual defense agreement in the context of tensions associated with the war in the..
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Riyadh, 07 Aug 2026 Lusa - Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey today sign a mutual defence agreement, in the context of tensions associated with the Middle East war, have indicated to France-Presse AFP sources of the army and the Saudi Government. According to a military officer, these are the deadliest attacks since the ceasefire of 2022, which had ended more than seven years of a devastating war in this country, the poorest of the Arabian peninsula.
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Riyadh, 07 Aug 2026 Lusa - Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey today sign a mutual defence agreement, in the context of tensions associated with the Middle East war, have indicated to France-Presse AFP sources of the army and the Saudi Government
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According to a military officer, these are the deadliest attacks since the ceasefire of 2022, which had ended more than seven years of a devastating war in this country, the poorest of the Arabian peninsula.
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Riyadh, 07 Aug 2026 Lusa - Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey sign a mutual defence agreement today in a context of tensions..
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