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Turkey Offers to Evacuate Mariupol Fighters Despite Disagreements

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Turkey has had a ship waiting for weeks in Istanbul to evacuate those remaining in the Azovstal steel plant. Ukraine and Russia have not agreed to a plan, a Turkish official said. Turkey has experience negotiating evacuations from war zones, which it successfully did several times during Syria's civil war.
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Turkey offered to evacuate wounded soldiers from Mariupol by sea

Turkey has proposed to evacuate the wounded Ukrainian military from Mariupol by the sea, where they have been holding defenses at Azovstal Iron and Steel Works for more than two months. - Ukrinform.

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Turkey offered to evacuate wounded Mariupol defenders by sea

“In fact, our ship is ready to make its way to deliver wounded soldiers and civilians to Turkey,” Kalin said.

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delfi.lv broke the news in on Saturday, May 14, 2022.
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