Pakistan says Makkah agreement is not expanding, condemns mosque demolition
Most outlets reported that Pakistan has stated the Makkah agreement is not being expanded and emphasized the foreign office's condemnation of the demolition of a Muslim worship site in India. The framing was largely consistent, with slight variation in phrasing; one outlet described the agreement as a "defensive alliance," while another used "Makkah Defence Alliance." Both included the condemnation, though one added context about the Saharanpur incident's date and described the mosque as "old."
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Makkah Defence Alliance not being expanded for now: FO
Pakistan condemns demolition of Muslim worship sites in India
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Makkah agreement is a 'defensive alliance', no current plans for expansion: FO
The spokesperson condemned the demolition of an old mosque in Saharanpur on September 5, stressing that religious freedoms must be respected
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