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Turkey, Qatar, Pakistan, Indonesia sign defence cooperation accord, Ankara says

ANKARA, Oct 21 (Reuters) - Turkey, Qatar, Pakistan, and Indonesia signed an agreement on Wednesday to boost defence cooperation and strengthen defensive capabilities, the Turkish Defence Ministry said.In a statement, the ministry said the countries signed the "Badr Memorandum of Understanding" in Doha as a sign of their desire to further deepen cooperation and develop partnerships.

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US envoy reaffirms Washington’s commitment amid talks with Syrian leadership

Tom Barrack, the US Special Presidential Envoy for Syria and Iraq, met with Syrian interim president Ahmad Al-Sharaa to discuss cooperation aimed at enhancing security and stability in Syria. Barrack reaffirmed the US commitment to the Middle East, emphasizing a shift toward reducing direct involvement in conflicts while encouraging regional nations to take responsibility for their own security.

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