Foreign ministers from the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) gathered in Istanbul this weekend as tensions between Israel and Iran reached a boiling point. The two-day summit, themed "The OIC in a Transforming World," focused heavily on recent Israeli strikes in Iran and their ripple effects across the Middle East.
Turkey Takes Center Stage 🎤
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan didn’t mince words during his opening speech, calling Israel’s actions "a problem for the entire region." He accused Israel of pushing the Middle East toward "full-scale disaster" and urged immediate international intervention. 🌍💥
Erdogan’s Fiery Critique 🔥
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan doubled down, labeling Israel’s attacks on Iran, Gaza, and neighboring countries as "thuggery." He criticized the timing of the strikes—coinciding with U.S.-Iran nuclear talks—as strategically provocative. "The Islamic world must unite," he declared, urging collective action against Israel under international law.
Who’s in the Room? 👥
Over 35 foreign ministers attended, including Iran’s Seyed Abbas Araghchi, with total delegates nearing 1,000. The summit’s outcomes could shape regional diplomacy as conflicts escalate.
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