Frozen corpus · 9 sources
Evidence snapshot
The source bodies captured at publish time for The pact Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan signed in Mecca "targets no country," its signatories insist — while the coverage calls it a marriage of alarmed U.S. allies, a counterweight to Iran, and a "paper agreement" — each with the quoted spans highlighted at their character offsets. This is the frozen record the audit was checked against.
- Source 1 — Associated PressSaudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan have signed a key defense agreement
- Source 2 — ReutersSaudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan pledge mutual defence as Middle East turmoil escalates
- Source 3 — PBS NewsHour (via Vermont Public)What's holding up the Iran-Oman Strait of Hormuz proposal
- Source 4 — Dawn (Pakistan)Pakistan joins Saudi Arabia, Turkiye in 'all for one' pact
- Source 5 — TASS (Russian state media)Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan to consider attack on one country as attack on all
- Source 6 — The Jerusalem PostSaudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan sign major defense pact amid Iran tensions
- Source 7 — Anadolu Agency (Turkish state media)Türkiye, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan sign joint defense agreement at Mecca summit
- Source 8 — BreitbartTurkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan Sign Joint Defense Agreement
- Source 9 — Agence France-Presse (via BSS)Turkey says defence deal with Saudi, Pakistan 'not aimed at any particular country'
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