US EditionErdogan Meets Trump at NATO Summit to Reset US-Turkey Ties
- On June 24, 2025, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan met with U.S. President Donald Trump at a NATO summit in The Hague to discuss global conflicts.
- The meeting followed an 11-day conflict between Iran and Israel, which ended after the U.S. joined Israeli strikes on June 22 and Iran retaliated against a U.S. base in Qatar on June 23.
- Erdogan hailed the Iran-Israel staggered ceasefire brokered by Trump, emphasized close dialogue to resolve the Gaza crisis and Russia-Ukraine war, and called for increased U.S.-Turkey defense cooperation.
- He conveyed his approval of the ceasefire established between Israel and Iran, crediting President Trump’s role in the process and expressing hope for its lasting nature, while also noting that enhancing defense industry collaboration could help reach a $100 billion trade target.
- The talks underscored Turkey’s aim to strengthen strategic ties with Washington and highlighted cooperative approaches to end regional conflicts and boost defense industry trade.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan expressed hope for a permanent ceasefire between Iran and Israel during a meeting with his US counterpart, Donald Trump, on the sidelines of the NATO summit.
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Turkish President Erdogan met with US President Donald Trump at the NATO summit, welcomed the Iran-Israel ceasefire, and urged stronger US-Turkey cooperation to resolve the Ukraine war and humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
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