European offer to delay Iran sanctions remains ‘on the table’
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Türkiye commemorates 73 years of NATO membership, emphasising its vital role in global security. As a key ally since 1952, Ankara continues to strengthen the alliance through its strategic position and military capabilities, reinforcing shared values amid evolving Euro-Atlantic security challenges.
Türkiye marked the 73rd anniversary of its NATO membership on Tuesday, highlighting its significant role in maintaining global security and stability.
Ankara continues to play a pivotal role within the alliance, reinforcing solidarity based on shared interests and values, especially as the future of Euro-Atlantic security takes shape.
“On the 73rd anniversary of her accession to NATO, Türkiye maintains its critical contributions to international security and stability with its strong armed forces, advanced defence industry and multi-dimensional relations spanning a wide geography,” the Turkish Foreign Ministry said on X.
Having joined NATO on February 18, 1952, Türkiye remains a key member, leveraging its strategic position and military strength to contribute to the alliance’s collective defense.
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