Erdoğan and President Trump have had very good conversations

Currently, there is concern about stability in Turkey due to the country’s involvement in the conflict in Syria and its relationship with other regional powers. Some sectors within Turkey perceive President Erdoğan as a tool of Israel, which has created internal tensions. However, the Trump administration has intervened diplomatically to prevent a major crisis.

President Trump recently held a conversation with Erdogan that, according to officials close to the matter, was transformative and has reduced concerns about a possible outbreak of instability in Turkey. Although this situation has been underestimated by the media due to other international crises—such as Houthi activity in the Middle East, the conflict between Israel and its adversaries, and the war between Russia and Ukraine—the administration believes its intervention has yielded positive results. Tom Barrack, the U.S. ambassador to Turkey, has played a key role in this diplomatic effort.

Foreign Policy of the Trump Administration in 2025
Under his current term, President Trump has prioritized a strategy of strong diplomacy and military deterrence to reaffirm U.S. influence on the global stage. His administration has continued pressure policies against Iran, ensuring that groups like the Houthis in Yemen do not threaten regional stability or American interests.

In 2025, President Trump has prioritized negotiations to achieve a ceasefire in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. These talks have led to partial ceasefire agreements, though challenges remain in their implementation. Additionally, a proposed agreement aims to grant the United States access to Ukraine’s rare minerals.