Turkish president alerts on Israel-Lebanon conflict

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan announced that Turkey favors reopening the Strait of Hormuz, considering it a necessary step and emphasizing that it should not remain closed. He confirmed that Qatar has played an important role in mediation efforts to halt the conflict in the region, and that the American role is essential to stop the Israeli war on Lebanon, discussing this with Trump and expressing Turkey's ongoing concern over Israeli attacks on Lebanon. He pointed out that the Mecca Agreement represents an important message to the world and allows other countries to join, with Egypt potentially participating in the future. Erdoğan also stressed the continuation of efforts to strengthen relations with the Kurds and to ensure their rights, reaffirmed his commitment to supporting Syria and Gaza, and maintained ongoing support for Sudan and Libya, awaiting a promise from Trump regarding F-35 fighters. Regarding the European file, he indicated that Europe is not interested in Turkey’s accession to the European Union, considering that Turkey believes Europe is losing out by not accepting it.

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