Turkey's PM Erdogan says that attack on Tehran's nuclear facilities would have disastrous outcomes, Turkish daily reports.
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An Israeli strike on Iran's nuclear facilities would have disastrous outcomes, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Saturday, according to the Turkish daily Hurriyet.Hurriyet reported that Erdogan made these comments while talking to journalists aboard his airplane, as he was returning from a meeting with Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad."The entire region would be devastated if Israel strikes Iran," Hurriyet quoted Erdogan as saying.On Wednesday, Erdogan met Iranian leaders in Tehran, and spoke out against any attack on a country "pursuing a peaceful nuclear program," Iranian state news agency, IRNA reported.IRNA quoted Erdogan as saying any wise man is against the use of nuclear technology as arms and there should be no opposition to peaceful nuclear activities.Reuters contributed to this reportClick here for full Jpost coverage of the Iranian threat
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