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Turkey has expressed discontent regarding a recent meeting focused on the Gaza situation that took place in Cyprus on June 30 and July 1, 2026. The meeting, organized under the banner of a so-called "peace council," has raised concerns in Ankara since Turkey was not invited to participate.
Despite Turkey's absence, there remains the possibility of an Israeli delegation attending the gathering. The event has become a sensitive issue for Turkey, highlighting its ongoing concerns regarding the dynamics in the region, particularly in light of the political and humanitarian complexities surrounding Gaza. The developments related to this meeting underscore the broader geopolitical tensions and Turkey's desire to be involved in discussions regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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