Saudi, Pakistan, Turkey Military Chiefs Meet in Riyadh to Boost Joint Defense
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The chiefs of staff of Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey met in Riyadh on Friday to discuss stronger military cooperation.
The three countries are parties to the Mecca Agreement for Joint Defense. Talks focused on improving joint military coordination and integrating their capabilities.
The goal is to strengthen deterrence and collective defense among the member states.