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Turkey and NATO held a summit in Ankara, resulting in a defense agreement for closer intelligence sharing.

7 reports, 3 independent Updated Aug 14
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Turkey and NATO held a summit in Ankara, resulting in a defense agreement for closer intelligence sharing.

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  1. Asim Munir attended a briefing in Ankara detailing a joint defense pact.Sub-event
  2. Leaders signed a defense agreement to expand intelligence sharing during a summit.1 source
  3. A defense agreement was reached between Turkey and NATO, paving the way for closer intelligence sharing.1 source

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