US-Türkiye S-400 Dispute ‘Will Be Resolved,’ US Envoy Says
- U.S. Ambassador Tom Barrack said the congressional process over sanctions linked to Türkiye’s Russian S-400 system is ongoing but manageable.
- Barrack said operating Russian defense systems alongside U.S. systems remains incompatible, while the dispute should not overshadow broader U.S.-Türkiye relations.
- President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said Türkiye and the United States should remove barriers and gain new momentum in their relationship.
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At the Gulf summit, Donald Trump openly praised Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, calling him a friend. Erdoğan later said that Turkey and other countries are working to resolve Gulf issues, and that results could be seen soon.
Erdogan placed particular emphasis on his relationship with US President Donald Trump, speaking at an event in New York for the 100th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Turkey and the US. The Turkish president described his dialogue with Trump as "particularly close" and linked the political cooperation between the two countries to the strengthening of their trade and defense relations. Referring to his relationship with the US presiden…
TURKISH President Erdoğan called for strengthening relations with the USA in New York. He emphasized the importance of cooperation in the defense industry, energy and technology in order to overcome existing obstacles.
The U.S. Ambassador to Turkey, Tom Barrak, stated that the dispute between Washington and Ankara over the purchase of Russian C-400 anti-aircraft missile systems would be resolved. The diplomat noted that the parties were working hard to resolve bilateral issues. Barrak stressed that Turkey's relationship with the United States was closer than ever before to Anadolu. In response to the question about C-400, the Ambassador referred to U.S. law, i…
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