Türkiye’s National Security Council, led by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, has called for an end to the ongoing conflict involving the United States, Israel, and Iran, urging these nations to return to diplomatic negotiations. The council emphasized that continued hostilities risk deepening regional instability and could trigger broader global repercussions.
During a recent meeting, the council highlighted the critical importance of diplomatic efforts to de-escalate tensions and prevent further conflict. It also reviewed other regional developments, focusing on areas like Syria, Iraq, Gaza, Lebanon, Yemen, and the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Türkiye reiterated its commitment to Syria’s territorial integrity and advocated for enhanced stability in Iraq. In relation to Gaza and Lebanon, the council called for international intervention to address ongoing violence and bolster regional security.
Addressing the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the council urged all parties to exercise restraint and pursue a cease-fire, expressing concern over attacks impacting civilian infrastructure. Additionally, the council noted that rising tensions in Yemen are escalating security risks across the region and stressed the necessity for restoring calm.