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Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan Sign Defense Agreement

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Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan Sign Defense Agreement
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  • Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan signed a defense agreement
  • The agreement is called the Mekke defense agreement
  • The three countries will work together against increasing security threats in the region

Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan have signed a defense agreement, which will strengthen the security cooperation between the three countries. The agreement is called the Mekke defense agreement.

The details of the agreement have not been disclosed yet, but it is expected that the three countries will work together against increasing security threats in the region.

The signing of the defense agreement is seen as part of the three countries' efforts to establish a stronger security cooperation in the region.

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Which countries signed the agreement?
Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan
What is the purpose of the agreement?
To enable the three countries to work together against increasing security threats in the region
What are the details of the agreement?
The details of the agreement have not been disclosed yet

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