Putin, Erdogan Call for De-Escalation After Iran Missile Attack
(Worthy News) – Hours after Iran fired missiles at U.S. soldiers in Iraqi military bases, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan called for a de-escalation between both parties.
“In light of the ballistic missile attacks by Iran against coalition military bases in Iraq on [Tuesday], we believe that exchange of attacks and use of force by any party do not contribute to finding solutions to the complex problems in the Middle East, but rather would lead to a new cycle of instability and would eventually damage everyone’s interests,” the two leaders said in a joint statement.
Putin and Erdogan warned in their statement that the further use of force “would lead to a new cycle of instability and would eventually damage everyone’s interests.” [ Source: Epoch Times (Read More…) ]
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