Turkey, Qatar sign defence pact pledging joint response to external attacks
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At the 12th Turkish-Qatari High Strategic Committee in Istanbul, the two states signed a joint defense agreement plus four others, deepening military cooperation. The move reinforces an existing alliance and comes as both discuss Gaza, signaling continued regional alignment.
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Qatar and Turkey have formalized a defense agreement, committing to a unified stance against external armed attacks and deepening military cooperation. This pact, signed during the 12th Turkish-Qatari High Strategic Committee, reinforces an existing alliance and signals a strategic realignment in regional security, driven by escalating Israeli and Iranian threats and a changing American role. The full scope of operational commitments and specific triggers for mutual defense remain undefined.
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