Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said Turkey could take part in mine clearance operations in the Hormuz Strait if a peace agreement is reached between the United States and Iran. He made the remarks while speaking to journalists in London, noting that the clearance work would be carried out by a technical team formed through coordination among several countries.

Fidan stated that Turkey has no objection to joining the technical mission but cautioned that Ankara would reconsider its position if the coalition later takes sides in renewed conflict. He also expressed hope that the next round of talks in Pakistan could resolve issues related to Iran’s nuclear program.

The statement highlights Turkey’s conditional willingness to contribute to regional stability efforts while maintaining a cautious stance on potential geopolitical shifts.