Turkey awaiting response from Ukraine, Russia on offer to end Black Sea fighting
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Ukraine and Russia have positions "difficult to reconcile with regard to the cessation of attacks on commercial ships in the Black Sea," said Hakan Fidan, Turkish Foreign Minister, on Saturday in a televised interview, AFP.
The positions of Ukraine and Russia on the Black Sea to end attacks there are "difficult to reconcile," Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said in a television interview on Saturday.
<p>The Turkish government said it had sent Russia and Ukraine proposals for a grain deal Ankara had offered Kiev and Moscow a mechanism to reduce tensions and attacks in the Black Sea. Turkey is waiting for answers from the parties.</p>
In an interview with Turkish station NTV, Fidan emphasized that ensuring grain exports from the region is a priority. He added that initiatives are also being undertaken to end the Russian-Ukrainian war, but at this stage, finding a lasting solution to the conflict remains difficult. In the same interview, the minister stated that the Turkish government will analyze Saudi Arabia's military needs as part of a trilateral defense agreement, which a…
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said he had recently met with a Russian deputy prime minister on the Turkish territory and discussed the Ukrainian conflict with him
“The sides [Russia and Ukraine] have certain requirements and approaches to the subject of reconciliation. It would be wrong to say what each of the parties wants,” he told Turkey’s NTV television. “Quite recently, a Russian deputy prime...
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