DMM Denies Claims of 'Mecca Agreement Protests in Pakistan'
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The Presidency's Communications Directorate's Center for Combating Disinformation announced that social media posts claiming that Pakistani people took to the streets to protest the Mecca Collective Defence Treaty, to which Türkiye is also a party, do not reflect the truth.
The Presidency's Communications Directorate's Disinformation Center (DMM) denied claims that Pakistani people took to the streets to protest the Mecca Collective Defence Treaty, to which Türkiye is also a party.
The Presidency of Communications' Center for Combating Disinformation (DMM) announced that claims circulating in Pakistan that the people took to the streets to protest the "Mecca Agreement," to which Turkey is also a party, do not reflect the truth. The DMM stated that the images used in these posts belong to previous domestic political demonstrations in Pakistan.
The Counterinformation Center (CDC) denied reports and social media posts claiming that people in Pakistan took to the streets to protest the "Mecca Agreement." The CDC stated that the images circulating were from past protests related to Pakistan's domestic politics.
The Presidency's Communications Directorate's Disinformation Center (DMM) announced that the claims regarding the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement are false. It was determined that the images in question belong to previous domestic political demonstrations held in Pakistan.
The Center for Combating Disinformation has stated that claims that people in Pakistan have taken to the streets to protest the "Mecca Agreement," to which Türkiye is also a party, do not reflect the truth.
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