Turkish Cypriot ministers convene for emergency meeting over the ongoing conflict involving the US, Israel and Iran The announcement was made by Prime Minister Ünal Uster on Saturday.

Ustel’s office said the meeting will see members “comprehensively assess the impact of war and intervention against Iran on the national and regional security balance, as well as potential economic and energy-related risks.”

Furthermore, they “Address the latest developments in the region, potential security risks and actions to take in case of possible scenarios”.

The meeting begins at 7:30 p.m.

Meanwhile, North Korea’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said it was monitoring the situation “closely and carefully” in coordination with the Turkish Foreign Ministry.

The report advised Turkish Cypriots living in Iran and surrounding areas to “remain in safe areas and strictly follow announcements and warnings from local authorities.”

In addition, the “Service Line” operated by the “Ministry” 24 hours a day can be called at (+90) 533 851 40 06.also said that Turkish Cypriots in the region can contact Turkish Cypriot representative offices in Abu Dhabi, Doha, Muscat, Kuwait and Manama in the event of an emergency.

Regarding this matter, he said 37 Turkish Cypriots who were traveling to Dubai on holiday contacted the ‘Ministry’they say they are in “good health” and “there is no cause for concern regarding safety.”

They are expected to return to Cyprus once suspended flights resume.

Earlier, Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erfurman said: “The region, the world and civilization urgently need an order in which rules and international law prevail and stability and lasting peace are established through diplomacy and legal basis.”

Turkish Cypriot involvement in development may be deeper than is typical in other regional conflicts, with American officials visiting Ercan (Timbu) airport earlier this month to inspect its “evacuation” capabilities in the event of regional conflicts.