Kremlin: Russia’s Participation in the Organization of Turkic States Would Be “Understandable and Appropriate”, After Tokayev’s Proposal in Ankara
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President Dmitry Peskov's press secretary described as understandable and natural the country's possible participation in the Organization of the Turkic States. Moscow considers it appropriate to join the unification, since there are historically many Turkmen peoples living in Russian territory. "As far as Russia's participation in the organization of the Turkic States is concerned, you know that there are a number of regions in Russia whose peo…
Russia is ready. Peskov commented on Kazakhstan's proposal As expected, immediately after the OTG summit, at which Kazakh leader Kassym-Jomart Tokayev proposed considering Russia as a future member of the organization, the..
Russia is readyPeskov commented on Kazakhstan's proposalAs expected, immediately after the OTG summit, at which Kazakh leader Kassym-Jomart Tokayev proposed considering Russia as a future member of the organization, the Kremlin reacted in the person...
Russia ' s participation in the activities of the Organization of the Turkic States would be quite natural, as announced by Russian President Dmitry Peskov ' s press secretary today, 2 November.
Russia's participation in the Organization of the Turkic States (OTG) was called "Vedotes" on 2 November by the press secretary of Russian President Dmitry Peskov, who commented on the initiative of Kazakhstan's President Kasim-Jomart Tokaev to invite Moscow to the organization of the OTG summit in Ankara. According to Peskov, the Russian leadership has not yet received an official invitation, but this issue may be on the agenda for negotiations…
Kremlin: Russia’s participation in the Organization of Turkic States would be “understandable and appropriate”, after Tokayev’s proposal in Ankara
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on November 2 that Russian participation in the Organization of Turkic States would be understandable and appropriate, responding to Kazakh President Tokayev’s proposal at the Ankara summit.
Kremlin spokesman Peskov made statements to journalists in Moscow regarding current issues. Peskov said, "Russia has many regions inhabited by peoples of Turkic origin. Therefore, it makes sense for Russia to participate in the work of the Turkic Dialogue Centre. Here, it's about Russia as a whole, not specific regions of Russia."
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