FLASH
Shkruar nga Pamfleti
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has declared that the conflict involving Israel, the United States and Iran constitutes an "illegal war", for which he blamed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
According to foreign media reports, Erdogan stressed that the consequences of this war are being felt globally, adding that the cost is being paid by the whole world.
"The last 25 days have shown that, although this is Israel's war, the world is paying the price. It is Netanyahu's fight for power, but 8 billion people are suffering the consequences," Erdogan said, Anadolu reports, expressing his hope that the conflict can be ended soon through a negotiation process, "before damage is caused to the global economy, which will take years to repair."
In a televised speech after a cabinet meeting in Ankara, the Turkish president said that Israel's approach risks undermining diplomatic efforts to resolve the conflict.
"Israel's unyielding, maximalist and radical stance must not be allowed to sabotage diplomatic solutions," Erdogan said.
Referring to recent developments, Erdogan reiterated that the consequences of the war are far-reaching and affect the entire globe.
"The last 25 days have shown that the world is paying the price for Netanyahu's war, which is affecting 8 billion people," Erdogan continued, referring to the economic consequences of the conflict, which began with US and Israeli attacks on Iran.
He also added that Turkey was among the countries that early assessed the situation in the region and warned of the risk of escalating violence.
"Turkey was among the first countries to correctly understand the process that plunged the region into a bloodbath of violence," Erdogan added, stressing his determination to "keep our country away from this ring of fire. We reject a destructive regional war."
Me mëndjen e Netanjahut unë nuk shkoj as në hale. SHBA shon në luftë me mëndjen e Netanjahut. Si i bije, unë nuk jamë mirë nga trutë e kokës, apo çfarë ka bërë vaki?