Washington: Iran’s foreign minister, visiting Turkey this weekend, lashed out at last night’s US strikes on nuclear sites, calling them “aggression.” Meanwhile, Turkey faces growing pressure as more Iranians flee the war and mounting regional instability.

According to Deutsche Welle, the situation at a key Turkish-Iranian crossing is becoming increasingly tense as Turkey grapples with an influx of Iranian refugees. The instability in the region is causing concern for Turkish authorities, who are trying to manage the impact of the conflict on their borders.

The recent US strikes have further escalated tensions, with Iran’s foreign minister strongly condemning the actions during his visit to Turkey. This diplomatic visit underscores the urgency and complexity of the situation, as Turkey finds itself navigating a challenging geopolitical landscape.

The ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran has broader implications for the region, with Turkey being one of the countries most directly affected by the fallout. The Turkish government is reportedly assessing its options to address the humanitarian and security challenges posed by the crisis.