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Turkiye says the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan is strictly defensive and does not authorise Ankara to send troops into another country to carry out offensive operations.Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said Turkiye is still assessing how it can help Saudi Arabia counter Houthi attacks, particularly through air-defence support, while the agreement is now ready to be submitted to the Turkish parliament for ratification.#turkey #erdogan #mbs #saudi #saudiarabia #pakistan

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The Indian film industry mourns the loss of Nana Patekar, who succumbed to cardiac arrest as confirmed by his son. The actor's passing, attributed to natural causes, prompted the Maharashtra government to orchestrate a state funeral fitting his legacy in cinema. Tributes poured in from fans and fellow actors in Pune, with many sharing their fond memories of the beloved artist on social media.

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Pakistans military has confirmed that its forces are already deployed in Saudi Arabia. Military spokesperson Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry did not reveal their numbers or roles, but reports estimate around 8,000 Pakistani personnel may be stationed in the kingdom, including Army and Air Force personnel. Islamabad says the deployment is defensive, but questions are being raised over the apparent absence of a public parliamentary vote. Shreya Chandra has moreWatch: https://youtu.be/bx-WpN6BXso