Turkey today called on all sides not to take steps that could lead to a wider conflict in the Middle East, following Israel's alleged attack on Iran in retaliation for the latter's strike against it. In a statement, the Turkish Foreign Ministry says that the international community's priority should be to “stop the carnage in Gaza and ensure a lasting peace” in the region by establishing a Palestinian state. “It is becoming increasingly clear that the tensions, initially triggered by Israel's illegal attack on the Iranian embassy in Damascus, are in danger of turning into a permanent conflict,” it said. Also in Ankara, a Western diplomat, who was not named by the Reuters news agency, said today that Western nations had sought to send messages to Iran in recent days through Turkey, repeating calls for de-escalation. The messages were sent before today's attacks against Iran, after […]
Source: News Beast
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