Erdogan urges Trump to resolve US-Iran tensions through diplomacy
Turkey's president told Donald Trump that Ankara will keep working for peace and called for US-Iran tensions to be settled diplomatically.
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AIThe office of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday that he told US President Donald Trump in a phone call that Ankara will continue its efforts toward peace, and that tensions between Iran and the United States should be resolved through diplomatic channels.
According to a statement carried by Anadolu Agency, Erdogan added that Turkey will also keep supporting efforts to end the war in Ukraine, and that communication with both Kyiv and Moscow should be intensified.
President Erdogan expressed confidence that cooperation between Turkey and the United States will continue to grow, stressing ongoing efforts to further strengthen relations between the two countries in the coming period.
The Turkish president reiterated to his American counterpart the need to end tensions between Iran and the United States and resolve disputes through diplomatic means, emphasizing that Turkey will persist in its efforts for peace.
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