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- On Friday, Turkey will offer to mediate between Washington and Tehran during Abbas Araghchi's visit, with Hakan Fidan saying Turkey `is ready to contribute to resolving the current tensions through dialogue`.
- On Monday, a US naval strike group arrived in Middle East waters as President Donald Trump threatened a military strike on Iran earlier this month.
- Installed infrastructure includes 203 electro-optical towers, 43 lift towers, 380 kilometres of modular concrete wall, and 553 kilometres of trenches, while unmanned aerial vehicles conduct round-the-clock reconnaissance.
- If a strike destabilises Iran, Turkey plans additional border measures while Turkish authorities avoid the term `buffer zone` and consider deploying troops and expanding technological surveillance systems.
- Turkey says it supports a peaceful nuclear solution and Hakan Fidan, Turkish Foreign Minister, said `Iran is ready to negotiate on the nuclear file again` and urged Washington and Tehran to resume talks Wednesday.
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Turkey will offer to help resolve tensions between Washington and Tehran during a visit by Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi on Friday, a Turkish Foreign Ministry source told AFP on Friday. Ankara is also reportedly considering strengthening security on its border.
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Turkey to offer mediation on US–Iran tensions, weighs border measures
Turkey will offer to mediate between Washington and Tehran during a visit by Iran's foreign minister on Friday, officials said, as Ankara considers reinforcing security along its border should the dispute escalate.
·Oelwein, United States
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C 33%
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