Erdogan Defends Iran Nuclear Program
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by News Editor
JPost – Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan met Iran’s leaders in Tehran on Wednesday, speaking out against any attack on a country “pursuing a peaceful nuclear program,” Iranian state news agency, IRNA reported.
IRNA quoted Erdogan as saying any wise man is against the use of nuclear technology as arms and there should be no opposition to peaceful nuclear activities.
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