Turkey ministers discuss Israeli attacks on Iran

Turkey's top ministers have held a closed-door meeting on Friday in Ankara to discuss the "possible repercussions" of Israel's attacks on Iran, AFP is reporting, citing a foreign ministry source.

According to the source, foreign and defence ministers, the chief of staff and the intelligence chief attended the meeting.

Following the attacks, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Friday warned that Israel was seeking to drag the world into "disaster" and urged the international community to stop what he called Israel's "banditry".