Iran War Enters Its Most Dangerous Phase: Turkey’s Intelligence Chief

Darwin, November 10: The war against Iran by the United States and Israel has reached its most dangerous stage, according to Ibrahim Kalin, head of Turkey’s National Intelligence Organization (MIT). He warned that the coming days could prove crucial in determining the course of the conflict. However, he also said that progress was being made towards reaching a diplomatic agreement.

Speaking at a conference in Ankara, Kalin said the main obstacle to reaching an agreement was no longer the terms of a deal, but rather the question of which side would take the first step. He added that the proposed agreement could be acceptable to all parties involved.

“We are currently going through the most dangerous phase of escalation. Even a minor incident could spread the conflict across the entire region. We are trying to prevent that,” he said.

Kalin further stated that if an agreement is reached within the next few days, there would be no fresh attacks on Iran. However, if no deal is reached during this period, the likelihood of a US attack would increase significantly.

The Turkish intelligence chief’s remarks come at a time when diplomatic contacts between Iran and the United States are continuing. Meanwhile, military tensions in the Middle East remain high, with growing concerns over the possibility of a renewed regional conflict.

Kalin’s remarks highlighted both the progress in diplomatic negotiations and the urgent need to reach an agreement. According to him, decisions made over the next few days could determine whether the Middle East moves towards another major conflict or opens the way for a diplomatic solution.

Source: Al Jazeera