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Erdogan tells Putin Turkey backs Ukraine peace talks involving 'all parties': Presidency
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Wednesday informed his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin by phone that Turkey would support a process involving "all parties" for peace in Ukraine, the Turkish presidency said.
Phone Talk Between Erdoğan and Putin Highlights Turkey’s Role in Peace Efforts
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Russian President Vladimir Putin held a phone conversation focused on recent developments in international diplomacy and bilateral ties. The leaders reviewed the outcomes of the Alaska Summit and discussed the state of Türkiye-Russia relations,
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Zelensky–Putin Meeting in the Works? Erdogan Holds Talks With Putin, Proposes Turkey as Venue
Speculation is rising over a possible Zelensky–Putin showdown in Turkey, after reports that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan ...
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Rutte, Erdogan discuss Ukraine peace process, Black Sea security
"The call addressed the latest developments concerning the peace process between Ukraine and Russia," Turkish President Recep ...
In the five months since Turkey detained President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s top political rival, the authorities have arrested ...
Turkey reaffirms its commitment to facilitating peace in Ukraine. President Erdogan communicated with Russian President Putin ...
The United States' defense relationship with Turkey remains vital to the security interests of both the United States and ...
Gülen’s press network turned on Erdoğan and blasted him with (mostly accurate) stories about corruption and nepotism, and in 2016 the Gülen network inside Turkey (Hizmet or, in its alleged ...
Erdogan’s nationalist ally, Devlet Bahceli, suggested that Turkey was a potential target for Israel, accusing the country of strategically “encircling” Turkey with its military actions.
According to Somali Minister of Ports and Marine Transport, Abdulkadir Mohamed Nur (Jaama'), Erdogan's trip was not only symbolic but transformative. Speaking to Turkey's Anadolu Agency, Jaama' ...
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