Breaking News... Message from Iran following missile landing in Gaziantep
Following the incident where a missile landed in Gaziantep, there was a flurry of diplomatic communication between Turkey and Iran. While Iranian authorities maintained that the missiles did not originate from their country, Ankara sent a message of determination against the violation of its airspace.
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Following the incident yesterday in Gaziantep involving a piece of ammunition that unsettled local residents, Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan held a phone call with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi. During the call, Minister Fidan emphasized that the violation of Turkish airspace was unacceptable, stating, "We will continue to take all necessary measures to protect Turkey's national security."
Ministry officials stated that they remain on alert against potential new risks in the region and that the incident is being investigated in all its dimensions. Fidan also expressed that it is of great importance for all parties in the region to refrain from actions that could endanger the safety of civilians.
MESSAGE FROM IRAN REGARDING INVESTIGATION
During the diplomatic contacts, Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi stated that the missiles directed toward Turkish airspace did not originate from Iran. Araghchi reported that the allegations would be examined seriously and that a comprehensive investigation into the incident would be launched. He added that Iran is ready to share details regarding the matter.