Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
Erdoğan accuses 'Israel' of undermining Islamabad Agreement
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan issued a sharp rebuke of 'Israeli' military operations in the Middle East, warning that the fallout from the ongoing conflict extends far beyond regional borders and directly threatens global stability.
Speaking in urgent public remarks, Erdoğan emphasized that the economic, security, and humanitarian consequences of 'Israeli' aggression are being felt globally.
"The bill for the war initiated by Israel in the region is paid not only by the Iranians or the Gulf states, but by everyone," Erdoğan stated.
Erdoğan condemns 'Israeli' lies
Erdoğan further criticized 'Israel's' political and military posture, accusing Tel Aviv of actively working to derail diplomatic frameworks intended to de-escalate regional tensions.
Specifically targeting the Islamabad Agreement—the diplomatic framework mediated in Pakistan to ease standoffs between the US and Iran—Erdoğan asserted that 'Israeli' actions had deliberately weakened international trust.
" Israel's lies and continuous provocation have undermined the efforts of the Islamabad Agreement," the Turkish leader declared.
The comments come amid renewed exchanges of strikes and escalating military activity across regional maritime and land fronts.
