Fidan announced Ankara’s mediation to reduce the tension between Iran and the Zionist regime

According to Isna, following the expansion of tensions between Iran and the Zionist regime following Iran’s legitimate military response to the aggressive and terrorist actions of the Zionist regime in the region, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stated in an interview that Turkey does not want tensions to expand in the region. .

Turkish newspaper Hurriyet reported that Fidan stated in a part of this conversation that Turkey had a conversation with the American parties with the aim of de-escalating tension in this regard, which included the transmission of messages from the Zionist regime.

He emphasized: It is in our interest to prevent conflicts from worsening, especially in the situation between Iran and Israel.

Iran’s legitimate military response to the terrorist and aggressive actions of the Zionist regime in the region, including the assassination and martyrdom of the martyr “Ismail Haniyeh”, the former head of the Hamas political office in Tehran, during the operation “Sadegh 2” on October 10 (October 1) against the occupied territories. done

Iran considered this operation as a legitimate action that was carried out in response to the violation of its national sovereignty by the Zionist regime and in defense of its national interests and according to Article 51 of the United Nations Charter.

Iranian officials had warned that any other aggressive action by this regime and its allies would be met with a more crushing response.

Early last Saturday morning, the Zionist regime targeted some points in Iran during an aggressive action, during which a number of army personnel were also martyred.

Following this aggressive action, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Iran emphasized: “As has been repeatedly emphasized by the competent authorities of the Islamic Republic of Iran, the Islamic Republic of Iran, with due regard to the inherent right of self-defense, which is also reflected in Article 51 of the United Nations Charter, considers itself entitled and obliged to defend itself against foreign acts of aggression.”

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