Turkey signed a mutual defence pact on 7 August with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.
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- Turkey signed a mutual defence pact on 7 August with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.
When Turkey signed a mutual defence pact on 7 August with economic heavyweight Saudi Arabia and nuclear‑armed Pakistan, officials were careful to say the new alliance was not directed against any particular country, especially Iran.
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