Erdoğan warns against Israel’s aggression, says Türkiye closely monitoring developments

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan stated Saturday that Israel's aggression cannot be overlooked and emphasized that Türkiye's intelligence agency is closely monitoring potential actions Israel may take against the country.

"At the moment, we are monitoring every step Israel has taken or may take towards Türkiye through our intelligence agency, from A to Z," Erdoğan told journalists on board the presidential plane returning from Serbia and Albania.

Erdoğan emphasized that the two-day visit was extremely productive and successful, stating that Türkiye is seeking ways to strengthen already good relations with its counterparts.

He noted that Türkiye exchanged views on various issues, including Israeli atrocities in the occupied Palestinian territories and the Gaza Strip, recent developments in the Balkans and global matters.

"We delivered the greetings of our esteemed nation and relatives in Türkiye to our brothers in Albania -- the first stop of our visit. We had comprehensive consultations with my dear friend, Prime Minister Edi Rama, during the second meeting of our High-Level Cooperation Council. In addition to the joint declaration, we confirmed the unwavering nature of Türkiye-Albania friendship with the documents we signed in the fields of higher education, agriculture, public relations, and media.

"We also reiterated our determination for joint action against terrorist organizations, particularly FETO, during our discussions.

"During my visit, we evaluated our political and military relations with the President of Albania, Mr. Bajram Begaj. After these discussions, we inaugurated the Namazgah Mosque, the largest mosque in the Balkans, built by our Directorate of Religious Affairs and the Religious...