Erdogan: We are Striving to Extend the Ceasefire and Continue U.S.-Iran Negotiations

Tehran - BORNA - Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said in a speech: "If peace is to be established in our region, it will not be achieved in the presence of this Zionist regime. If stability is to be established in our region, it will not be realized despite the efforts of Israel, which acts with the illusion of 'Promised Lands'."

Erdogan added in another part of his remarks: "If peace is to be established in our bloody geography, it will not be achieved while Israel ties its own security to the insecurity of others; because whenever the slightest hope for peace emerges, Israel will do its utmost to sabotage it, as it has done many times before."

He further noted: "While the front of humanity strives to extinguish the fire in our region, the massacre network will add more fuel to the flames. Of course, while doing so, they will continue to insolently target countries that loudly call for peace, especially Turkey and Spain. With their mercenary pens, their media, and the pawns they use as tools, they will try to silence people of conscience. But no matter what they do, they will not be able to silence brave hearts, nor can they chain hearts that defend truth and justice."

The Turkish President also stated: "I sincerely congratulate my dear friend Pedro Sánchez, the Prime Minister of Spain, for showing a firm stance against the threats of Benjamin Netanyahu, the butcher of Gaza. Once again, I remind the baby-killers who insult me and our country on social media of the truths. The Republic of Turkey is not an ordinary country. No power can insult Turkey or the President of Turkey."

Erdogan added: "With every new development, we observe that the enemies of Turks, Kurds, and Arabs are the same. They shamelessly slander Turkey through our Kurdish brothers, without even looking at the blood of 73,000 Gazans that has stained their hands and faces."

He also emphasized that Turkey is striving to extend the ceasefire and continue the negotiations between the United States and Iran.

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