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Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Vidan reiterated that the Mecca Pact was defensive and not offensive, noting that his country would not send troops to the territory of another country to launch an attack from there.
Turkey rules out troop deployment to carry out attacks under Mecca Pact
Turkey said it could help defend Saudi Arabia under the Mecca pact but would not send troops for attacks in Yemen. The position sets a limit on Ankara's role as Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey move towards closer military coordination after intensified Houthi strikes.
(Istanbul=Yonhap News) Correspondent Kim Dong-ho = Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said on the 8th (local time) that Saudi Arabia, an ally of the 'Mecca Mutual Defense Treaty,' [regarding] Yemen's pro-Iran...
The head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkey, Hakan Fidan, stated that the Mekong alliance was purely defensive and Ankara did not intend to send an army to other countries to take part in offensive actions. Turkey does not plan to participate in offensive operations abroad, because the Mekong alliance only provides collective protection, wrote TASS. "I make it clear that this agreement relates only to defence. When a country that is a …
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sawaleif.comThe Turkish Foreign Minister, Hakan Vidan, says that the Mecca Agreement is a defence agreement and not an attack agreement, pointing out that Ankara will not send military forces with a view to launching an attack on other States.
The Turkish Foreign Minister emphasized that the country will not send any forces to fight against other countries under the Mecca Agreement because the nature of this agreement is defensive.
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