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Erdogan on the Mecca Agreement

Erdogan addressed written questions about the Mecca Agreement, clarifying that the pact does not target any country. He argued against viewing the matter solely through a military lens, stating the primary goal is to enhance its deterrent dimension. This includes fortifying the security incentive of the parties by strengthening the spirit of solidarity among them and protecting regional stability. His vision extends beyond three countries. Erdogan aspires for the agreement to grow, suggesting that appropriate conditions may emerge for all countries in the region to gather under its umbrella. He described this expansion as the optimal step toward achieving lasting stability throughout the region. On bilateral ties, he stressed that Turkey's relations with Saudi Arabia constitute a strategic relationship. The coming phase is expected to elevate relations between the two countries to much higher levels. Regarding broader tensions, he expressed hope and expectation that current friction will end as soon as possible. He also stated that Hormuz should return to performing its role in serving international trade in a safe, stable, and uninterrupted manner. On other fronts, Erdogan made clear that Israeli attacks on Lebanon must stop immediately. He further declared that Turkey will not allow the presence of any organizations or entities in northern Syria, or any other part of it, that would threaten the security of Turkey. Source: Asharq Al-Awsat / Writer: Michael

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Not A Charm@not_a_charm

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Erdogan on the Mecca Agreement

Erdogan addressed written questions about the Mecca Agreement, clarifying that the pact does not target any country. He argued against viewing the matter solely through a military lens, stating the primary goal is to enhance its deterrent dimension. This includes fortifying the security incentive of the parties by strengthening the spirit of solidarity among them and protecting regional stability. His vision extends beyond three countries. Erdogan aspires for the agreement to grow, suggesting that appropriate conditions may emerge for all countries in the region to gather under its umbrella. He described this expansion as the optimal step toward achieving lasting stability throughout the region. On bilateral ties, he stressed that Turkey's relations with Saudi Arabia constitute a strategic relationship. The coming phase is expected to elevate relations between the two countries to much higher levels. Regarding broader tensions, he expressed hope and expectation that current friction will end as soon as possible. He also stated that Hormuz should return to performing its role in serving international trade in a safe, stable, and uninterrupted manner. On other fronts, Erdogan made clear that Israeli attacks on Lebanon must stop immediately. He further declared that Turkey will not allow the presence of any organizations or entities in northern Syria, or any other part of it, that would threaten the security of Turkey. Source: Asharq Al-Awsat / Writer: Michael

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