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Hakan Fidan remained silent on the question asked to him: He commented on the crisis in Iran

Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan answered questions about the agenda during a television program he attended. Fidan also made assessments regarding the tension between the US and Iran.

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Speaking about the US-Iran tension, Fidan said, "At the moment, at least, there does not seem to be an immediate threat of war between the US and Iran." Fidan was also asked the question, "Should Turkey possess nuclear weapons?"

The following statements stood out in Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan's remarks:

"At the moment, at least, there does not seem to be an immediate threat of war between the US and Iran. I spoke with Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi. The parties are showing a will to continue negotiations."

During the previous 12-day war, we received a phone call one night from Marco Rubio. He said, 'Tell the Iranians. Anything could happen in the next few hours.'

The priority is to find a solution regarding nuclear issues. If a solution is found for the nuclear issue, other problems will be resolved more easily.

I do not foresee a regime change in Iran. This is not possible. The regime in Iran cannot be toppled by airstrikes."

THE QUESTION FİDAN REMAINED SILENT ON

During the program, Hakan Fidan remained silent when asked, "Should Turkey possess nuclear weapons?" Fidan, who smiled at the host's remark, "You can say 'no comment'," continued his silence, and the program moved on to another question.