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Turkey is short of currency due to trade with Russia.

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Supporting Russia in bypassing sanctions is increasingly affecting Turkish companies. Banks and companies are facing a shortage of foreign currency due to payment problems with Russia.

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Turkey is short of currency due to trade with Russia.

Supporting Russia in bypassing sanctions is increasingly affecting Turkish companies. Banks and companies are facing a shortage of foreign currency due to payment problems with Russia.

1 year ago·Poland

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Rzeczpospolita broke the news in Poland 1 year ago on Saturday, March 2, 2024.

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Turkey is short of currency due to trade with Russia.

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Turkey is short of currency due to trade with Russia.

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