Turkish Intelligence (MIT) Director İbrahim Kalın:

With this major war, a great fire of discord is being ignited in our region.

One of the intended outcomes of this war is not only the elimination of Iran’s nuclear capacity, but—more dangerously—the laying of the groundwork for a conflict that could last for decades among the region’s founding peoples: Turks, Kurds, Arabs, and Persians.

It would pave the way for a prolonged fratricidal war and blood feuds.

As Türkiye, I want to emphasize that we will remain on full alert and will continue to struggle against this until the end.

We have never been, and will never be, a party that fuels the fire of discord.

If necessary, we will take the fire into our own hands and extinguish it in our own chest, but we will never throw it into the fire of discord.

Against those who seek to spread this discord, we will continue to stand firm with our own dynamics, our values, our leadership, and our priorities.

We act knowing who is friend and who is enemy. As Türkiye, I want to state once again that we will not deviate from this path.

Turkish Intelligence (MIT) Director İbrahim Kalın:

We know very well that those who started the war are not limited only to Iran, but are pursuing new policies of destruction, annexation, and occupation by creating de facto situations in Lebanon, Syria, Palestinian territories, and elsewhere with a series of fait accomplis.

Particularly, we see that the developments in Lebanon in recent days are an attempt to create a de facto situation similar to what happened in the Golan Heights in '74, and to turn this into a policy of destruction, annexation, and occupation.

We are intensifying our efforts to prevent this.

As Türkiye, I want to express that we will not allow the fundamental rights of Palestinians to be taken away through fait accomplis, not only in Lebanon but also in Palestinian territories, nor will we allow the violations occurring in Gaza and the West Bank to be ignored.

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Turkish Intelligence (MIT) Director İbrahim Kalın:

Of course, Iran's attacks on Gulf countries are unacceptable, but we must never forget who the main actor that started the war is.

Therefore, we must increase the pressure on Israel, focusing on the actor who initiated the war, and strive to prevent this conflict from turning into a regional war and a global crisis.

Turkish Intelligence (MIT) Director İbrahim Kalın on Iran negotiations:

We see that Israel, which has sabotaged every negotiation effort and every attempt to open a channel of dialogue and communication since the war began—just as it did before the war—has been in an intense effort to sabotage and frustrate these initiatives with the attacks it has carried out over the last two days.

Iranian President Pezeshkian:

We have been attacked twice during negotiations, and now we are witnessing targeting of energy infrastructure despite Washington’s promises.

Bombing infrastructure and assassinating Iranian figures show that the aggressors cannot be trusted.

Iranian President Pezeshkian:

It is unfortunate that the territories of some Muslim countries are being used to attack Iran.

The Zionist entity intends to expand the war to countries in the region, and these countries must be cautious.

A source from Pakistan to FT:

The Saudi pact is becoming a problem for us.

It was supposed to be cash for deterrence.

But we’ve not gotten any new Saudi investments, and deterrence failed.

Qatar and Ukraine have signed an agreement on the interception of missiles and drones.

Trump has told aides he wants to avoid a “forever war” and pursue a negotiated exit, urging them to emphasize his publicly stated four-to-six-week timeline for the conflict.

Source: Reuters

Keir Starmer finally hits back at Trump’s remarks:

A lot of what Trump said is designed to put pressure on me to change my mind and to get dragged into this war.

I am the British Prime Minister, and I act in the British national interest.

A man was arrested early Saturday as he tried to ignite a homemade explosive outside a Bank of America branch in Paris’s 8th district.

Police officers already on site stopped him before the device detonated.

The suspect said he was paid €600 via Snapchat to carry out the attack and was dropped off by car.

Source: Le Parisien

The views of Haluk Bayraktar, CEO of Baykar—the world’s largest drone exporter—on Ukraine’s drone industry:

Amid the full-scale war, Ukraine has demonstrated extraordinary innovation: from fiber-optic & AI-enhanced FPVs that evade EW jamming, to interceptor drones, deep-strike operations, and scaled up to millions of units annually.

JD Vance on Iran:

We are not interested in being in Iran a year down the road, two years down the road.

We are taking care of business, we are going to be out of there soon, and gas prices will come back down.

Source: Benny Johnson

Iran’s Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf:

The Israeli military chief warned, “I'm raising 10 red flags ... the IDF will collapse into itself.”

By escalating tensions and attacking Iran’s industrial infrastructure, the criminal Zionist regime is attempting to ignore these warnings and restore the confidence of its corrupt cabinet and army.

Instead, Iran's fierce response will accelerate this ongoing collapse.

An Azerbaijani man in Tabriz, whose home was destroyed in airstrikes, addresses Trump:

You won't be able to do shit, Trump. We will be victorious in the end.