Critical meetings in the U.S. from Erdoğan: There was a single common topic in every discussion.

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President Erdoğan met with International Criminal Court Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan at the Türkevi in New York, where he is continuing his contacts for the 79th United Nations (UN) General Assembly.

During the closed-door meeting, Erdoğan presented Khan with the expanded updated editions of "The Evidence," which documents the crimes committed by Israel in Gaza with photographs prepared by AA, and "Witness," which addresses the evidence of war and crimes against humanity through human stories.

"ISRAEL WILL ACCOUNT FOR ITS ACTIONS EVENTUALLY"

Erdoğan later received Kuwaiti Crown Prince Sheikh Sabah Khaled al Hamad al Sabah. The meeting evaluated bilateral relations between Turkey and Kuwait, as well as regional and global issues. Erdoğan stated that efforts to advance the developing relations between Turkey and Kuwait in many areas, from the economy to the defense industry, would continue to increase. He emphasized that Israel's attacks in Palestine and Lebanon pose a threat to the region, and that it is extremely important for the Islamic world, as well as all humanity, to increase their efforts to end Israel's violations of international law and human rights, stating that Israel will eventually account for the crimes it has committed before the law.

"ISRAEL IS THREATENING PEACE AND STABILITY IN THE REGION"

Continuing his meetings at the Türkevi, Erdoğan met with Iranian President Mesut Pezeshkian. MİT Undersecretary İbrahim Kalın welcomed Pezeshkian at the entrance. The meeting between President Erdoğan and Pezeshkian was closed to the press. According to a statement from the Presidency's Communication Directorate, the discussions included bilateral relations between Turkey and Iran, Israel's attacks on Palestine and Lebanon, and regional and global developments. Erdoğan emphasized the importance of taking steps that serve peace against Israel's aggression, which threatens peace and stability in the region. He noted that the international community needs to raise its voice more in order to end the violence that Israel is applying in Palestine, especially in Gaza, and stated that Turkey is increasing its efforts to deliver humanitarian aid to civilians in the Palestinian territories where Israeli massacres are taking place.

"THE SUPPORT OF WESTERN COUNTRIES MAKES ISRAEL EVEN MORE AUDACIOUS"

Erdoğan continued his contacts in New York with the German Chancellor. The meeting between President Erdoğan and Scholz was closed to the press. The discussions included bilateral relations between Turkey and Germany, Israel's systematic attacks in Palestine, especially in Gaza, the revitalization of Turkey's European Union membership process, and regional and global issues. Erdoğan emphasized the necessity of revitalizing Turkey-EU relations and expressed that support from Germany is expected to resolve the visa issue as soon as possible. He pointed out that Israel is seeking to expand the cycle of violence and sees no problem in violating international law and human rights. Erdoğan noted that the support of Western countries for Israel has led to unprecedented massacres in Gaza and has made Israel even more audacious.