In the Absence of an Immediate Justification for an Attack, Trump May Give Turkey Credit for Resolving the Crisis in Iran, Which Understands That Turkey Could Be a More Effective Mediator Than Saudi Arabia. A Senior Turkish Official Told Haaretz That Istanbul May Propose Transferring Enriched Uranium to Turkey, Pledging It Would Never Be Returned to Iran
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In the absence of an immediate justification for an attack, Trump may give Turkey credit for resolving the crisis in Iran, which understands that Turkey could be a more effective mediator than Saudi Arabia. A senior Turkish official told Haaretz that Istanbul may propose transferring enriched uranium to Turkey, pledging it would never be returned to Iran
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