Turkey says it will not join military offensive in Yemen

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Turkey has stated it will not participate in any military offensive actions in Yemen. Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan made this declaration after a diplomatic meeting in Doha, Qatar. He emphasized Turkey's commitment to a peaceful resolution for the conflict in Yemen. The statement clarifies Turkey's position amidst ongoing regional security discussions.

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