Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said Netanyahu poses the biggest threat to the region's security, following an escalation in violence in the region.
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Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu poses 'the biggest threat' to the security of the Middle East, following Israeli attacks on Iran. Erdogan emphasized that these actions endanger the entire region and vowed to continue efforts to reduce violence. The Israeli attacks have led to hundreds of deaths in Iran and casualties in Israel, sparking a significant military escalation.
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Recep Erdogan: Israelul sub conducerea lui Netanyahu reprezintă "cea mai mare ameninţare" pentru regiune
Netanyahu este „cea mai mare amenințare” la adresa securității din Orientul Mijlociu, susține Erdogan
Erdogan afirmă că Netanyahu reprezintă „cea mai mare ameninţare” pentru Orientul Mijlociu
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