How the Mecca defense agreement between Turkey, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia will work
Three countries—Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, have created a joint defense agreement. Turkey is now seeking parliamentary approval to deploy military personnel to Saudi Arabia under this pact, partly in response to ongoing attacks in the region. The Turkish government has submitted this deployment mandate to parliament for ratification.
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Turkey planning mandate to send military personnel to Saudi Arabia under Mecca pact, ruling party official says
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2 developments- Oct 20Only lean-left coverage:Turkey sends Mecca defense pact with Saudi Arabia, Pakistan to parliament for ratification
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