Iran’s Foreign Minister visits Türkiye on Friday to discuss mediation with Washington
Visit Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi Türkiye tomorrow, Friday, after Ankara proposed mediating between Tehran Iran in a way that leads to "The fall of the regime"
The source in the Turkish Foreign Ministry said that Minister Hakan Fidan will renew during Araghci’s visit "Türkiye’s opposition to any military intervention against Iran, stressing the dangers of a move of this kind to the region and the world"
It will also confirm that "Türkiye is ready to contribute to reaching a solution to the current tensions through dialogue"
Turkish border with Iran
The two countries share a border exceeding 500 kilometers long, Ankara built a wall on about 380 kilometers of it, but a Turkish official said that this "insufficient".
He indicated that among the possible plans "Additional deployment of electronic border security systems and strengthening of forces".
Since the outbreak of protests in Iran In late December, Turkey, a NATO member state, called for dialogue and diplomacy as a path to a solution.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan indicated that the unrest witnessed in Iran constitutes a new test for Tehran, stressing that Turkey will stand against any move that would plunge the region into chaos.
Demand the start of nuclear talks
Minister Hakan Fidan urged Washington on Wednesday to start nuclear talks with Iran, he said: "It is wrong to attack Iran. It is wrong to ignite war again. Iran is ready to negotiate the nuclear issue again"
He added: "My advice to our American friends has always been: Close the files one by one with the Iranians, start with the nuclear file and finish it, then move on to the other files."
Fidan’s statements came after the US Central Command announced this week the stationing of a naval strike force, led by the aircraft carrier. "Abraham Lincoln" In the waters of the Middle East.
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