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Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan announced the signing of a trilateral defense agreement called the "Mecca Joint Defense Agreement," aimed at strengthening security and military cooperation among the three nations. The agreement includes the establishment of a coalition stating that any attack on one of the signatory countries is considered an attack on all. It emphasizes intelligence sharing and military coordination to enhance defensive capabilities. This step comes as part of the three countries’ efforts to promote regional security and stability, given that Pakistan possesses nuclear capabilities, Turkey ranks sixth in Asia, and its defense budget reaches approximately $51.4 billion. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia allocates around $64 billion to defense and boasts diverse military assets, including hosting American nuclear weapons. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan affirms that the agreement is aimed at fostering cooperation and is not directed against any particular country, stressing the importance of relying on regional solutions and easing tensions to achieve stability in the region.
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