Turkey Urges US-Iran Ceasefire Amid Regional Instability Concerns
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- •Turkey's Foreign Minister believes both the US and Iran are willing to end the conflict.
- •Continued fighting poses risks to regional stability and the global economy.
- •Restoration of pre-war maritime access in the Strait of Hormuz is crucial.
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan emphasized the need for a durable agreement between the US and Iran to prevent further escalation of conflict. He noted that both nations currently exhibit a willingness to cease hostilities, which is critical for regional stability and the global economy. Fidan warned that continued fighting could lead to wider instability and economic repercussions. He highlighted the importance of restoring maritime access in the Strait of Hormuz to pre-war conditions, as any new shipping regulations could provoke further conflict. Türkiye and Qatar have been coordinating mediation efforts in the region, and Fidan expressed hope for a positive outcome from ongoing negotiations. The situation remains volatile, with risks of escalation affecting energy security and refugee flows.
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