Kazakhstan’s Tokayev Praises Putin as ‘Outstanding Statesman’ Before Germany’s Merz
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The Kremlin highly appreciates and thanks the President of Kazakhstan, Kasim-Jomart Tokaev, for the assessment he gave to Russian President Vladimir Putin during a press conference with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, and the press secretary of the Head of State of Russia, Dmitry Peskov. In Moscow, we appreciated the words of the Kazakh leader on Vladimir Putin, and conveys to RIA "News." The Russian President's President's President, Dmitry P…
The constructive relations between Russia and Kazakhstan and their leaders cover a very wide range of areas and allow for the discussion of the most difficult issues on the international agenda, including those of the Ukrainian settlement, by President Dmitry Peskov ' s spokesperson.
Kazakhstan’s Tokayev praises Putin as ‘outstanding statesman’ before Germany’s Merz
Kazakhstan’s President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev praised Vladimir Putin as an “outstanding statesman” and said he viewed him as the “most acceptable political figure” for Central Asia, Europe and the wider world. At the same Berlin appearance, however, Tokayev called for a freeze in fighting in Ukraine to enable diplomacy; German Chancellor Friedrich Merz responded that Russia is not currently interested in serious negotiations and vowed sustained s…
Tokayev, at a press conference with Merz in Berlin, called Putin "the most acceptable Russian political figure for Central Asia, Europe and the whole world.":
Tokayev, at a press conference with Merz in Berlin, called Putin "the most acceptable Russian political figure for Central Asia, Europe and the whole world":I have a very good relationship with President Putin. I consider him...
Tokayev called Putin “the most acceptable political figure” for the post of head of Russia for Europe and the worldThe President of Kazakhstan maintained good relations with Putin and called for a freeze of hostilities in Ukraine. Merz confirmed Support for Kyiv.
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