"I see it as a far-fetched possibility that Erdogan intends to insult the territorial integrity or the people of Iran." The statement came from Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, Haber Global reports. In a telephone conversation with his Iranian counterpart Javad Zarif, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said that it was important for him to point out that Recep Tayyip Erdoğan did not even mean Iran in his speech in Baku, Rouhani said, adding that the Turkish Presidential Administration spokesman and Turkish ambassador to Tehran stressed the same issue. Noting that the poem is multifaceted and can have different meanings, Rouhani said, "If you read this poem from Iran, it has one meaning, if you read it outside Iran, it has another meaning." "The truth is that Turkish officials have openly stated that Erdogan had no intention. In the same speech, Erdogan said that Turkey, Iran, Russia, Azerbaijan and Armenia should work together on regional issues. We must pay attention to the beginning and the end of the speech, "Rouhani said.