Erdogan Warns: End Iran War Now, Before Middle East Flames

0:00It's March 11th, and here's what's happening across the world right now. Turkish President Taib Erdogan warned that the war in Iran must end now, before dragging the entire Middle East into flames. Speaking to lawmakers on March 11th, he stressed that diplomacy could succeed if given a real shot. Last week, NATO defenses intercepted two Iranian missiles aimed at southern Turkey, home to key alliance and U.S. air bases. In response, they've ramped up protections in the area. Turkey stepped up earlier, offering to mediate between the sides before U.S. and Israeli strikes hit Iran 12 days ago. Erdogan has slammed those attacks as breaking international law and criticized actions by the U.S., Israel, and Iran. Opposition leader Az-Gur-Ozil accused Erdogan of staying too quiet on U.S. President Donald Trump to preserve their personal ties. He called it a failure of neutrality that ignores Turkish concerns. Erdogan explained, Turkey is moving cautiously, engaging all parties to shield the country from

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