ISTANBUL – Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Monday accused the Zionist entity of endangering the security of the entire region, following the Zionist attacks launched against Iran since last Friday.
During a phone call with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, Erdogan warned that “the spiral of violence initiated by the attacks [of the Zionist entity] against Iran threatens the security of the entire region,” according to a statement by the Turkish presidency. He added that “the illegal conduct of Netanyahu is a clear threat to the international system.”
In a separate statement, the Kremlin reported that both leaders expressed “deep concern over the continued escalation” between Iran and the Zionist entity.
The two presidents also voiced support for resolving disputes—particularly those related to Iran’s nuclear program—solely through diplomatic means, the Kremlin added.
