Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan welcomed the Iran-U.S. deal Saturday while warning that sabotage by third parties could still unravel ceasefire gains.
Erdoğan cited historical precedents where spoiler attacks derailed Middle East accords minutes after announcements.
Turkey hosts NATO assets and millions of Syrian refugees, giving Ankara stake in Hormuz stability and Iranian oil flows.
Intelligence agencies increased monitoring of cross-border militias Ankara accuses of acting independently from Tehran.
Erdoğan urged Washington to consult Ankara before restructuring troop deployments in Syria and Iraq.
Markets in Istanbul rose slightly as investors priced reduced energy volatility for import-dependent manufacturers.
Turkish Airlines resumed some Gulf routes suspended during peak missile exchanges, pending insurance approvals for overnight layovers in Dubai.
Ankara diplomats offered Istanbul as a backup venue if Geneva protests disrupt Swiss logistics for the signing ceremony.
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