Türkiye’s President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan held a telephone conversation with United States President Donald J. Trump to discuss the latest developments in Iran and the Gulf region, according to an official statement released by the Presidency.

The announcement was made by Burhanettin Duran, Head of Communications of the Presidency, through a post on his official social media account. Duran stated that the two leaders exchanged views on the evolving situation in Iran as well as broader regional dynamics affecting the Gulf states.

According to the statement, President Erdoğan and President Trump reviewed the current security landscape and addressed ongoing developments that have heightened tensions in the region. The call comes at a time of increased geopolitical sensitivity in the Gulf, where diplomatic and military movements have drawn international attention.

While no further details were disclosed regarding specific agreements or decisions taken during the conversation, the discussion reflects continued high-level diplomatic engagement between Ankara and Washington on regional security matters.

The Presidency emphasized that Türkiye remains closely engaged with international actors as developments unfold in Iran and surrounding Gulf countries, underlining the importance of dialogue and coordination amid rapidly changing regional circumstances. (ILKHA)