Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan has issued a stark warning that Israel possesses the capacity to disrupt the recently established diplomatic framework between the United States and Iran.
The intervention from Ankara introduces a significant new variable into the negotiations, which have already faced intense scrutiny from Jerusalem.
The warning comes as the US and Iran work to operationalize a framework aimed at unfreezing billions of dollars in Iranian assets.
While the initial rounds of talks established working groups and communication channels, the durability of the agreement remains under pressure.
Israel has formally registered strong opposition to the proposed peace framework, casting immediate doubt on its long-term viability.
Fidan's comments highlight the complex geopolitical balancing act required to sustain the deal.