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One Mind: Defense Chiefs In Turkey And Iran Meet To Discuss ‘Military Cooperation’ And Build A ‘Regional Security Partnership’


Keep a close eye on Turkey and Iran. In the past you’d often need to read between the lines in these reports, but lately it’s a lot more like reading Biblical prophecies themselves. Pay close attention to the words highlighted in the article below and it becomes quite evident that what was foretold by the prophets of old is today in rapid motion. Soon, more nations will be joining the fray …

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Tasnim News Agency – “Iran’s Defense Minister Brigadier General Aziz Nasirzadeh and his Turkish counterpart Yasar Guler met in Ankara, where they discussed expanding military cooperation and signaled intentions to build a stronger regional security partnership.

General Nasirzadeh, who has traveled to Ankara at the official invitation of Turkish Chief of General Staff General Yasar Guler, held talks with senior Turkish officials, saying the visit provided a platform for direct discussions on bilateral defense cooperation and wider regional issues.

Highlighting cultural and religious ties, Nasirzadeh said Iran and Turkey share broad common ground, adding that differences are minor compared with shared interests.

He said strengthening defense ties with neighboring countries is a priority for Tehran.

He described Turkey as a key Muslim nation with political, economic and military influence, adding that stronger military cooperation could help address challenges facing the Islamic world and the region.

Referring to recent regional tensions, Nasirzadeh condemned Israeli regime for its criminal aggressions across Gaza, Lebanon, Yemen, Syria and even Qatar.

He slammed the Zionist regime as an expansionist and destabilizing force, calling it the ‘most detested regime’ for its repeated attacks and civilian casualties.

He also said countries across the region agree on the need to condemn and confront its actions…

He pointed to the presence of terrorist groups in the region, supported by foreign governments, and voiced readiness for joint efforts against terrorism and to enhance regional security…” Read more.

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