 Nagihan Toka
In the course of the 12-day war between Iran and Israel in June 2025, which was initiated by Israel's missile strike on Tehran on June 13, Türkiye was one of the most strategically attentive and diplomatically engaged actors in the region, despite not being a direct participant in the conflict. Ankara's position, deeply rooted in historical policy trends and current geopolitical calculations, reflected a nuanced balance between regional stability, national security, and international diplomacy.
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