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Hakan Fidan Demands End to Gulf Hostilities

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan has issued a stark warning regarding the escalating cycle of reciprocal attacks in the Gulf. Speaking in Baku, Fidan argued that the ongoing military friction directly undermines critical diplomatic efforts to de-escalate tensions between Washington and Tehran, potentially destabilizing the entire region.

Hakan Fidan Demands End to Gulf Hostilities

During a joint press conference alongside his Azerbaijani counterpart, Fidan identified the restoration of pre-war conditions as a prerequisite for regional security. He placed particular emphasis on the Strait of Hormuz, maintaining that the unimpeded freedom of passage through this maritime corridor remains non-negotiable for international stability.

Turkey continues to position itself as a mediator, with Fidan confirming that Ankara maintains active diplomatic channels with all primary stakeholders. While the Minister reaffirmed a commitment to a peaceful resolution, his remarks highlight a growing concern that current military exchanges risk spiraling beyond the control of those seeking a diplomatic exit.

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