Türkiye’s National Security Council, under the leadership of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, has called for an end to the current conflict involving the United States, Israel, and Iran. During a recent meeting, the council emphasized the need for the involved parties to return to diplomatic negotiations, highlighting concerns that ongoing hostilities could exacerbate regional instability and have broader global implications.
The council stressed the importance of utilizing diplomatic channels to alleviate tensions and prevent further escalation. The meeting also addressed various regional issues, including developments in Syria, Iraq, Gaza, Lebanon, Yemen, and the Russia-Ukraine conflict. In the case of Syria, Türkiye reaffirmed its commitment to the country’s territorial integrity and advocated for enhanced stability in Iraq.
Regarding the situation in Gaza and Lebanon, the council called on the international community to take action to curb ongoing violence and bolster regional stability. Additionally, it urged restraint and a cease-fire in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, expressing concern over the impact of attacks on civilian infrastructure.
The situation in Yemen was also on the agenda, with the council noting that rising tensions in the country could increase security risks throughout the region. It emphasized the necessity of restoring calm to mitigate these risks.