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Mecca Defense Pact: Erdogan Says Agreement Not Aimed at Any Nation

A defense agreement signed in Mecca by Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey is being interpreted as a potential 'Islamic NATO.' Turkish President Erdogan stated the pact is not directed against any specific country and is open to other friendly nations.

7 Aug, 14:11 — 7 Aug, 14:11
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Islamic Nato taking shape? What Saudi-Pak-Turkey Mecca pact means for Iran & Israel

Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey signed a new defence pact in Mecca. This agreement commits them to mutual defence against any armed attack. The deal combines Saudi financial power, Turkish defence industry, and Pakistan's military strength. It comes amid regional tensions involving Iran, Israel, and the United States. This pact signals a shift towards regional security architecture development.

By AASHISH SAXENA

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Islamic Nato taking shape? What Saudi-Pak-Turkey Mecca pact means for Iran & Israel

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