Turkey Refused to Send Troops to Other Countries for an Offensive.
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The head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkey, Hakan Fidan, stated that the Mekong alliance was purely defensive and Ankara did not intend to send an army to other countries to take part in offensive actions. Turkey does not plan to participate in offensive operations abroad, because the Mekong alliance only provides collective protection, wrote TASS. "I make it clear that this agreement relates only to defence. When a country that is a …
The Turkish Foreign Minister emphasized that the country will not send any forces to fight against other countries under the Mecca Agreement because the nature of this agreement is defensive.
In his statements, Fidan described the pact as a defensive agreement and not an offensive one.
Breaking news... Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan commented on the Mecca Agreement. Emphasizing that the agreement is for defense, not attack, Fidan stated, "Turkey will not send military forces to another country's territory to launch an attack."
Breaking news... Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan: The Mecca Alliance Agreement is a defensive agreement, not an offensive one; you stand by a member if it is attacked.
Stating that the Mecca Agreement was not intended for aggression, Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said, "Turkey will not send military forces to another country's territory and launch an attack there. When a country that is a party to the agreement is attacked, you will stand by it to defend itself."
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