The hostile rhetoric between Turkey and Israel reached its peak at the end of July this year. On 28.07.2024, Recep Tayyip Erdogan said in a public address in Turkish city of Rize that he might send Turkish troops into Israel.
17.04.2024 TR Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said during his visit to Qatar that “Turkey does not want third countries to bring their conflicts to the region”.
On 30.07.2024, it became known that the International Court of Arbitration has rejected the claim of the Georgian-American consortium against the Georgian government in connection with the termination of the contract for the construction of Anaklia deep sea port.
On 29.07.2024, Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz called “to immediately expel Turkey from NATO”. He stressed that President Erdogan had turned his country into a “part of the Iranian axis of evil”.
On 20.07.2024 two events of different content took place in Cyprus on the 50th anniversary of the same event.
05.07.2024 according to the results of the second round of the extraordinary elections, the “reformist” Masoud Pezeshkian became the new president of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
On 26.06.2024, according to Turkish media reports, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad announced his readiness for talks with Turkish leader Erdogan in the Iraqi capital Baghdad.
12.07.2024 Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the IRI to the RA Mehdi Sobhani made a statement on the need for the return of Karabakh Armenians to their historical homeland.
03.07.2024 on the margins of the SCO summit in Astana a “Declaration on strategic cooperation” between AzR and PRC was signed.
On 01.07.2024 it became known that demonstrations and pogroms of Syrian refugees settled there began in the Turkish city of Kayseri.
