Did the Ottomans ever try to conquer Persia?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ottoman%E2%80%93Persian_Wars

Why are you asking, literal google question?

>asks a question the map he posted clearly shows that they did when they annexed regions in Western Iran and the capital of the Safavid empire at the time
that is a pretty impressive display of being oblivious, I gotta say

>>2266143
they occupied parts for a time
occupied Tabriz for a few years before pulling back for fear of mutiny

all in all persia was hard to conquer due to terrain and logistics, and was even a hardy foe when she was united under good leadership

>>2266143
I like how this map shows their north african and arabian possessions other than Egypt as being just coastal areas but in Egypt they control a massive fuckton of empty desert for some reason

>>2266221
Didn't Khalid ibn Walid conquer Persia rather easily?

>>2266258
Wasn't it just after years of utterly ruinous war against the Byzantines?

File: Last Byzantine-Sasanian War.png (167KB, 325x823px) Image search: [Google]

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>>2266264
yes

>>2266232
Well there were a number of oasis west of the river Nile which would explain that field of influence.

Did the ottomans ever actually have control over yemen?

>>2266716
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yemen_Eyalet

>>2266765
That doesn't contain most of modern day yemen and what is shown on the map in OP