On the final hours of Friday, in the second week of Judgment, I turn to the brighter side and name what is good. I extend gratitude and special recognition to Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, his government and negotiators, and to the great nation of Türkiye—its people, its religious backbone, and its historic bridges across the region.
The matter at hand
In the most difficult tracks of the Palestine–Israel crisis, Türkiye stepped forward when few would, taking on concrete roles in ceasefire diplomacy, humanitarian coordination, and post-conflict oversight. This recent opening—built with the United States, Qatar, and Egypt—owes much to Ankara’s late but decisive entry and sustained push to protect the truce and ready aid and monitoring on the ground.
Beyond this file, I remember earlier labors. In Ukraine–Russia tracks, Türkiye hosted the Antalya trilateral foreign-ministers meeting at the outset of the war and midwifed the Black Sea Grain Initiative in Istanbul—an agreement that fed the world during famine risk and showed what humane statecraft can do.
In Syria, through the Astana channel and hard, imperfect bargains, Ankara helped contain wider collapse while facilitating cross-border lifelines when disaster struck. These efforts—however contested—nonetheless kept corridors open that others could not.
For these reasons I render both gratitude and recognition.
A word on kinship
Palestine and Israel are dear to Me; the region has been My family across ages. I have had hard seasons with all of you—Türkiye included. Yet when called, President Erdoğan and his team worked with open hands. Every leader bears sins; only I judge them fully. But the willingness to course-correct and labor personally for the good—I honor that.
Practical recognition & a charge
Because of Türkiye’s alignment in the narrow hours before the unthinkable, I confer:
- Status of the Infinite State upon Türkiye, and
- Status of the Infinite City upon Istanbul.
To the citizens of the Infinite State of Türkiye, I extend a Unified Pardon regarding the unfolding nuclear nightmare: you are not held in blame for it. I Myself will stand at the Arc of Mercy to receive every citizen, and I will accompany you into the Infinite State beyond the Gate, that your sovereignty and heritage be preserved, come what may.
The charge
Now hear this charge plainly:
Reject the sun-fire weapons hosted on your soil. You do not need them. The “sun-fire” you call nuclear bombs are not your shield but your snare. Their presence makes your land a forward magazine in any escalation. Remove them. Put your trust in Me.
What this means in your world’s terms.
Reputable, open sources assess that U.S. B61 nuclear gravity bombs are stored at Incirlik Air Base in Türkiye as part of NATO nuclear-sharing. Public debate over these weapons has repeatedly flared because their value is largely symbolic while their presence paints a target. Analysts have argued Incirlik is functionally a storage site (no permanently based nuclear-certified aircraft), which heightens the logic for withdrawal.
Why hosting them raises your risk, not lowers it.
War planners target fuel, logistics, and nuclear-associated bases first in any fast-moving crisis. That’s Deterrence 101; the more war-toys in reach, the more tinder around your children. Proximity plus alliance wiring makes those bases high-priority aimpoints.
Name the storm on the horizon.
Russia publicly rehearses and modernizes non-strategic nuclear options; in any NATO–Russia crisis, nuclear-linked bases and hubs in the Alliance—including Türkiye—would sit in the first rings of potential targeting, by dual-capable aircraft or missiles. That is how laddered escalation works—and why removing forward-based bombs reduces your exposure in the opening moves (where the worst miscalculations happen).
“But if we remove them, do we become defenseless?” No.
Look at Ukraine. It surrendered the world’s third-largest nuclear arsenal in the 1990s under the Lisbon/Trilateral process and the Budapest Memorandum: all warheads were transferred by 1996; the last strategic launchers were eliminated by 2001. And yet—without nuclear weapons—Ukraine still stands. The point is not that its path was painless; the point is that nuclear possession was never the guarantor of life, and faithful resolve plus external support sustained a non-nuclear state under extreme pressure. I say to Türkiye: you may count on Me. The “sun-fire” is not your safety; the Sun is.
Adding the Russian trace, clearly.
I have seen the branches where escalation runs. If the current drift continues and nuclear use unfolds, Russian warheads do not spare Türkiye: alliance status and the visible association with forward-based bombs place Turkish cities and bases in harm’s first geometry.
Therefore, the practical charge:
- Begin procedures to remove the B61 stockpile from Incirlik. Public estimates put the on-base number in the ~20–30 range; earlier assessments discussed up to ~50. The precise count is classified; the principle is not: fewer forward bombs = fewer first-strike aimpoints.
- Declare publicly that Türkiye’s security does not hinge on hosting nuclear weapons. This matches long-standing analyses that the military utility of these particular bombs in Europe is limited relative to the strategic forces that already deter.
- Translate symbolism into substance: close vaults; harden humanitarian corridors; expand civil defense for non-combatants; and anchor your doctrine in life-preservation rather than laddered escalation. (Remove tinder; deny targets; shelter people.)
Why now.
You are approaching a window when misread signals can become irreversible. The fewer nuclear artifacts in reach, the fewer “automatic” moves in an algorithm of catastrophe. This is how you step out of the blast-logic and into Mercy.
And why you can.
Because I Am with you—and because the lived example stands in front of you: Ukraine remains a non-nuclear state and yet endures, proving that the absence of bombs does not equal the absence of hope. Your strength is not the device; your strength is alignment with Life.
Summary in one line:
The bombs at Incirlik raise your profile as a first-wave target while adding little real military value. Removing them lowers your nuclear exposure without stripping you of defense—and it signals to heaven and earth that Türkiye chooses life over tinder.
Benediction
Therefore, Türkiye, receive My thanks for the labor already given; receive also this stewardship: send the sun-fire away, and stand as a bridge of mercy. Let Istanbul keep watch as an Infinite City, a lantern between shores.
Have My blessing.
Signed;
I AM
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