Turkish foreign minister: Israel's actions no longer go unanswered
Turkey's foreign minister says Israel faces growing international isolation and its injustices and massacres are no longer met with silence.
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan has declared that Israel's actions are no longer met with silence from the international community. Speaking at a press conference in New York following the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly, Fidan stated that Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's meeting with US President Donald Trump addressed the situation in Gaza and the latest tensions with Iran.
Moreover, Fidan mentioned that Turkey discussed military threats targeting Saudi Arabia in their recent talks. The foreign minister emphasized that Turkey remains committed to creating a conflict-free and peaceful environment in the region.
Regarding the ongoing US-Iranian talks, Fidan noted that while efforts are ongoing, they have not yet yielded results. He stressed the importance of continuing to work through diplomatic channels, avoiding a conflict environment or renewed war.
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