An extraordinary meeting on developments after the escalation of the Israel -Iran clash was held at the Presidential Palace in Ankara under Recep Tayyip Erdogan, with the participation of top government officials.

In addition to President Erdogan, Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, Defense Minister Yasar Giouler, Intelligence Service Chief Mit Ibrahim Kalin and the ruling Justice and Development Party) attended the meeting.

Erdogan also had a phone call with US President Donald Trump. In a statement by the Turkish Presidency’s communication management, “during the conversation, President Erdogan said Turkey is closely monitoring the tension between Iran and Israel and considers nuclear negotiations that have begun as the only solution to resolve the dispute.”

In this context, Turkey’s president stated that ‘We argue US view that nuclear negotiations must continue“And that”Turkey is ready to contribute in every way possible to prevent an uncontrollable escalation of intensity“

Tayyip Erdogan also talked to Iran’s president, Massoud Pezkian, in which he reiterated that “Israel’s attacks constitute a clear violation of international law and are intended to sink the entire region of disaster”.

The Turkish president argued that “Netanyahu tries to sabotage the process of nuclear negotiations Through these attacks, “adding that” with his attacks on Iran, Israel tries to distract people from the genocide to Gaza“

He also stressed that Turkey is closely monitoring developments in the possible leak of radioactivity at Natanz’s premises and stressed that “diplomatic processes are the only solution to Iran’s nuclear program”.

President Erdogan also had separate telephone communications on the same issue as Prince Saudi Arabia’s successor Mohammed bin Salman, the King of Jordan Abdallah, Egyptian President Abdel Fetahl al -Sisi, Abdel Fetah Al Sisi