Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi will be in Ankara on January 4 to meet with Recep Tayyip Erdoğan for talks that will focus on the situation in Gaza and Syria. Turkish sources disclosed this, reports the Guardian website.
The acceleration of relations between Iran and Turkey followed mainly the recent attack in Damascus, in which Israel killed the main adviser of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard, Seyed Rezi Mousavi. “They crossed all limits.” This is according to the Lebanese group Hezbollah, supported by Iran, which condemned the attack, calling it “blatantly brazen”. Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi said Israel “will definitely pay for this crime.” The Times of Israel, citing Jewish media, reported a meeting of Israel’s War Cabinet to discuss Egypt’s proposal to end hostilities in Gaza, after the plan was rejected by Hamas and Islamic Jihad, and to discuss also developments on Israel’s northern border. , after the attack on Damascus in which General Mousavi was killed.
Source: IL Tempo
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