Russian leader Vladimir Putin told Iran's president over the phone on Friday that Moscow condemned Israeli actions against Tehran, and in a separate telephone conversation told Israel's prime minister that only diplomacy could resolve issues around Iran's nuclear programme.

Erdogan, Putin discuss Iran-Israel conflict in phone call, as well as bilateral ties and regional issues, says Türkiye's Communications Directorate

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan accused Israel of threatening security in the Middle East during a phone call with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on Monday, his office said. "The spiral of violence that began with Israel's attacks on Iran has put the security of the entire region at risk,

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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed the escalating conflict between Iran and Israel, as well as bilateral ties and regional issues, in a phone call on Monday (June 16),

Turkish President Erdogan, in a call with Russia's Putin, accused Israel of endangering Middle East security following recent attacks on Iran. Erdogan stated Netanyahu's government's actions threaten the international system and warned against a new war.