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The Makkah Agreement for mutual defense among Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia, signed on August 7, 2026, is a defensive pact aimed at strengthening regional security and stability, as well as developing military cooperation among the three countries. It is not intended to replace NATO. The agreement includes the establishment of political and military coordination mechanisms, joint training exercises, and enhanced collaboration in defense industries, electronic warfare, and artificial intelligence technology. The Turkish Ministry confirmed that the goal is to support mutual deterrence and achieve regional security, emphasizing that the agreement is not linked to any conflict with other countries, and that other nations may join in the future.
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