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Erdogan blames US for situation in Middle East

Erdogan blames US for situation in Middle East
15.02.2024 14:30
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan blamed the United States for the situation in the Middle East, reported from TRT Haber. 

"Israeli attacks on Gaza continue. Calls for peace were fruitless as a result of the negative US influence. The US says it has sent some officials to the region to solve this case, but no results have been achieved,” Erdogan told journalists while returning from Egypt. 

The President emphasized that despite all this, Türkiye continues to work for peace and stability: "Because there is no other way out. When western officials contact us, we tell them the same thing."

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