🔶 Erdogan said in a phone call with Trump: The tensions with Iran must be resolved diplomatically.
Recep Tayyip Erdogan, President of Turkey, on Saturday (November 7) in a telephone conversation with Donald Trump, President of the United States, emphasized the need to reduce tensions between Tehran and Washington and resolve the disputes between the two countries through negotiations and diplomacy.
According to the statement of the Turkish Presidency, Erdogan announced in this call that Ankara will continue its efforts to achieve peace and reduce regional tensions.
The Turkish president also pointed to the war between Russia and Ukraine and emphasized that his country will continue to participate in diplomatic efforts to end this war.
In his speech with Trump, Erdogan called for increased contacts with Kiev and Moscow and emphasized the need to strengthen diplomatic efforts to reach a solution to end the war in Ukraine.
Turkey's presidential office did not release further details on Trump's response to Erdogan's proposals or on a possible agreement between the two sides for new diplomatic steps.