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Middle Eastern countries sign an agreement resembling NATO

A new agreement has been concluded in the Middle East that is described as resembling NATO. The supplied headline does not identify the participating countries or provide further details about the arrangement.

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A NATO-like regional security agreement could affect the Middle East’s strategic and security dynamics.

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