Saudi Arabia Pakistan and Turkey to hold emergency military chiefs meeting
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Foreign ministers from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey met in New York to coordinate defense support following attempted attacks on Saudi Arabia.
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- Foreign ministers from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey held an emergency meeting in New York to discuss strengthening their defense cooperation.
- The officials agreed to convene a meeting of their respective armed forces chiefs to implement support mechanisms outlined in the Makkah defense agreement.
- They condemned recent attacks targeting civilians and economic infrastructure in Saudi Arabia.
- The three nations reaffirmed their commitment to regional stability and maritime security.
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- Scheduling and outcomes of the emergency meeting of armed forces chiefs
- Implementation of defense support mechanisms under the Makkah agreement
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NamedSaudi Arabia · Pakistan · Türkiye · United States · Faisal bin Farhan · Hakan Fidan · Ishaq Dar · Turkey · United Nations
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