Turkish Foreign Minister Fidan says Turkey may join Hormuz demining operations

10 articles · Updated · Reuters · Apr 25

Fidan stated in London that Turkey could participate in mine-clearing in the Strait of Hormuz if an Iran-US peace deal is reached.
He emphasized that any demining would involve a multinational technical team and that Turkey views such efforts as a humanitarian duty, but would reconsider if the coalition becomes involved in renewed conflict.
Fidan also expressed optimism that issues around Iran's nuclear programme could be resolved at the next round of talks in Pakistan, highlighting Turkey's diplomatic engagement in regional security.

Is Turkey's demining offer a neutral peace gesture or a high-stakes strategic gamble?

Can peace talks resolve the US-Iran nuclear standoff, or is this just a temporary truce?

What legal protections will Turkish forces have if the US-Iran ceasefire collapses mid-operation?

How long until the Strait of Hormuz is truly safe for global trade after a US-Iran peace deal?

Could the multinational demining force itself become a trigger for renewed conflict?

What is the hidden environmental cost of demining the fragile ecosystem of the Strait of Hormuz?