Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has strongly condemned Israel’s recent airstrikes on Iran, calling the attack a dangerous escalation that threatens regional and global stability.
In a firm statement, Erdoğan described the strikes as a clear violation of international law and a deliberate provocation during an already tense time in the Middle East.
He stated that attacking a sovereign country like Iran, especially amid growing unrest in Gaza and ongoing nuclear discussions, shows Israel’s disregard for international norms and justice. Erdoğan warned that Israel’s aggressive strategy is aimed at spreading bloodshed and instability, which could lead to wider chaos in the region and beyond.
The Turkish president directly blamed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the growing tension, accusing him of reckless behavior that puts the entire region at risk. He emphasized that such actions cannot go unchecked and called on the global community to take immediate and concrete steps to stop Israeli aggression.
Erdoğan urged world leaders and international organizations to recognize that peace in the Middle East is essential for global security. He reaffirmed Turkey’s commitment to regional stability and stressed the need for diplomacy, not violence. According to Erdoğan, the path to peace lies in ending destruction and bloodshed, and replacing it with dialogue and international cooperation.
