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Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey start Mecca Defense Pact
Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey have decided to activate the Mecca Defense Agreement and enhance military cooperation to counter the escalating security threats against Saudi Arabia, including attempts to target Mecca and Medina. An emergency meeting was held in Riyadh, during which retired General Numan Mahmood from Pakistan was appointed as the Secretary-General of the alliance for a three-year term. The two sides agreed on commitments for joint military intervention in the event that any party is subjected to armed attack. The three countries confirmed their readiness to participate in defending Saudi Arabia, condemned the attempt to target Mecca, and emphasized that the agreement is not symbolic but a joint defense mechanism that upholds the sovereignty of the member states.
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