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India to Safeguard National Interests Post-Mecca Pact

India's Ministry of External Affairs emphasizes commitment to national security following the Mecca agreement.

11 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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India's Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has stated that it will examine the implications of the recent joint defence pact forged in Mecca on its national security. The MEA spokesperson reinforced the country's commitment to protecting its national interests and indicated that all necessary measures would be taken to ensure these interests are safeguarded.

Following the announcement of the Mecca pact, the MEA highlighted the importance of evaluating potential impacts on India's security landscape and emphasized its determination to address any concerns arising from the agreement.

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