Turkey says Iranian fire killed soldier on border as foreign ministers discuss US-Iran talks
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi also held talks with his UAE counterpart, as Tehran works with mediators to end its war with the United States.
On October 31, Turkey reported that one of its soldiers lost his life due to fire that crossed the border from Iran. The Defense Ministry disclosed this information during their weekly press briefing. The soldier was engaged in an attempt to halt an unauthorized border crossing at the time of his demise. Turkish and Iranian representatives met at the scene on Tuesday to investigate the unfortunate incident.
Ankara is presently working closely with Iranian authorities to fully comprehend the details surrounding the tragic event, the ministry added.
In a separate development, Turkey’s foreign minister, met with his Iranian counterpart, Abbas Araghchi, over phone, according to a source at the Turkish Foreign Ministry. The call primarily focused on the ongoing negotiations between the United States and Iran, alongside other regional happenings. Araghchi also had discussions with UAE Foreign Minister Sheik Abdullah bin Zayed, regarding regional developments and diplomatic efforts aimed at maintaining stability in the area, as per a post on Araghchi's Telegram channel.
Iran is currently involved in talks with mediators in an effort to bring an end to its conflict with the United States.
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