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U.S. President Trump has invited multiple countries, including Turkey, to participate in the Abraham Accords as nuclear negotiations with Iran continue.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has called on a series of countries, including Turkey, to join the Abraham Accords as part of ongoing nuclear negotiations with Iran. According to Euronews, Trump stated that he wants Saudi Arabia and Qatar, as well as Turkey, to be included in this normalization process.
Turkey faces this call at a time when its relations with Israel have been severely strained since the 2010 Mavi Marmara incident and have deteriorated further in recent years due to the Gaza conflict. Ankara has maintained its critical stance toward Israel and has remained closed to normalization steps thus far.
Trump's call is being viewed as part of a strategy that directly links Iranian nuclear deal negotiations to a broader regional normalization process. No official response has yet come from the Turkish government.
2 independent sources corroborated this
Trump called on multiple countries, including Turkey, to join the Abraham Accords as part of nuclear negotiations with Iran. Ankara remains opposed to normalization steps due to tensions with Israel.
Turkey faces a significant foreign policy test with Trump's call for regional normalization, and the government's response will shape the country's Israel policy. This decision will have implications for Ankara's broader Middle East strategy.
2 independent sources corroborated this
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