Turkey offers to mediate for IranMIRROR STRATEGY: Iran’s foreign minister appeared to match Trump’s language, including the use of capital letters, in writing that Iran was open to a deal on nuclear talksAFP, ISTANBUL, TurkeyTurkey would offer to mediate between Washington and Tehran during a visit by Iran’s foreign minister today, officials said yesterday, as Ankara considers reinforcing security along its border should the dispute escalate. The visit by Iranian Minister of Foreign Affairs Abbas Araghchi comes after US President Donald Trump threatened a military strike on Iran over its deadly protest crackdown earlier this month. Iran is ready to negotiate on the nuclear file again,” Fidan had told al-Jazeera television. “If the United States attacks Iran and the regime falls, Turkey is planning additional measures to reinforce border security,” said the official, who also requested anonymity. “Iran has always welcomed a mutually beneficial, fair and equitable NUCLEAR DEAL — on equal footing, and free from coercion, threats, and intimidation — which ensures Iran’s rights to PEACEFUL nuclear technology, and guarantees NO NUCLEAR WEAPONS,” Araghchi wrote on X.
