Türkiye Imposes Key Products Export Restrictions to Israel
SEAToday.com, Ankara - Türkiye on Tuesday (4/9) announced it will put restrictions on the export of 54 product categories to Israel until there is a ceasefire in Gaza.
The 54 restricted categories include aluminum, steel, construction products, jet fuel, and chemical fertilizers. The announcement came from the Trade Ministry following Israel's rejection over Türkiye's request to take part in aid air-drop operation into Gaza.
"This decision will remain in place until Israel declares a ceasefire immediately and allows adequate and uninterrupted flow of humanitarian aid into Gaza," said the statement.
Israel has responded, saying they will in turn impose a ban on products from Türkiye.
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