Turkish President Tayyip Edorgan accused Iran on Thursday of trying to dominate the middle east and said its efforts have begun annoying Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Gulf Arab countries, Reuters news agency reported. " It is really not possible to tolerate this. Iran has to understand", Erdogan told a press conference, adding that Iran should withdraw any forces it has in Yemen, as well as Syria and Iraq and respect the territorial integrity of these countries. Warplanes from Saudi Arabia and Arab allies struck at Houthi forces in Yemen, who have taken over much of the country in their campaign to oust president Abd - Rabbu Mabsour Hadi. Meanwhile, Iran's foreign minister accused Turkish president on Friday of fomenting strife in the middle East, rebuffing his accusation that Iran was trying to dominate the region.
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