Russia working closely with Turkey to ensure safety of Black Sea shipping, Interfax reports
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Ankara invited Moscow and Kieva to desist from attacks on ships in the Black Sea, reported the Russian President's spokesperson, Dmitry Peskov. Turkey invited Russia and Ukraine to stop attacks on ships in the Black Sea area, transferred TASS. The Russian President's President, Dmitry Peskov, confirmed that Moscow had received an initiative from Ankara. He said that the topic had been discussed at the summit level. "The issue was indeed raised b…
The head of the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not specify the content of the initiatives, but stated the need to reduce tensions.
The issue of ensuring the safety of navigation in the Black Sea is an integral part of the agenda of the political dialogue with Turkey and stated to Interfax the official representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia, Maria Zacharova, on Monday. "The issue of ensuring the security of Black Sea navigation in the broad sense of the term is an integral part of the agenda of our political dialogue with the Republic of Turkey.
The Kremlin announced that Erdoğan and Putin discussed proposals regarding the Black Sea. Moscow conveyed messages concerning lasting peace in Ukraine, grain shipments, the UN Security Council, and relations with the US.
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