Türkiye, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan sign joint defense agreement at Makkah summit
The pact, called by al-Arabiya "Mecca Joint Defence Agreement", binds the three countries in a context marked by the war in the Middle East and
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Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey signed a defence agreement on Friday, 7 August, reported Saudi TV channel al-Arabiya, after the announcement of a summit of leaders of these three countries. Agreement says an armed attack against any of the three countries will be considered an attack against all as leaders pledge to deepen defense cooperation and strengthen collective security.
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Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey signed a defence agreement on Friday, 7 August, reported Saudi TV channel al-Arabiya, after the announcement of a summit of leaders of these three countries.
according to Le Figaro — ActualitésAgreement says an armed attack against any of the three countries will be considered an attack against all as leaders pledge to deepen defense cooperation and strengthen collective security
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The pact, called by al-Arabiya "Mecca Joint Defence Agreement", binds the three countries in a context marked by the war with the..
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