Turkey will not be present in a foreign intervention in Iran, says FM Davutoglu

ANKARA (A.A) - Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said Saturday that Turkey would not be present in a foreign intervention in Iran. Speaking on state-run TRT 1 TV channel on Saturday, Davutoglu said that the Iranian foreign minister was the foreign minister with which he held most frequent talks in the latest term. Our talks with the Iranian foreign minister were sincere, Davutoglu said. In the last nine years, Turkish-Iranian relations have reached their best level ever. I want to make it clear that Turkey will not be present in a foreign intervention in Iran, Davutoglu said. Touching on a compromise reached between the Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and Hamas, Davutoglu said that Turkey made very active contributions to the process. Now that the Palestinians have united under the umbrella of the Palestine Liberation Organization, Israel's arguments are no longer valid, Davutoglu also said.