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Egypt, Qatar and Iraq reportedly join the Mecca Mutual Defense Agreement

The headline reports that Egypt, Qatar and Iraq have joined a mutual defense agreement centered on Mecca.

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A new regional defense arrangement could alter security cooperation and strategic alignments in the Middle East.

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