US EditionTurkey Summons Ukrainian, Russian Envoys over Black Sea Attacks
- T�rkiye has summoned both Ukraine's ambassador and Russia's acting charge d'affaires to express concerns over strikes on vessels linked to Russia in the Black Sea, stated Deputy Foreign Minister Ay_e Berris Ekinci.
- Ekinci noted a sharp rise in reciprocal attacks between Moscow and Kyiv that have reached T�rkiye's waters, indicating a serious escalation in the conflict.
- T�rkiye emphasized it will not allow any country's actions to threaten the security of the Black Sea, highlighting that all three countries border the sea.
- Since February 2022, T�rkiye has played a critical role in maintaining dialogue with both Ukraine and Russia, promoting consensus on key issues.
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The Turkish Government convenes the Ukrainian ambassador and the Russian businessman after an increase in attacks on Russian-linked vessels in their exclusive economic zone on the Black Sea
A premium is being asked for tankers in the Black Sea: Ukraine will also pay more because of the attacks of the Ukrainian Armed Forces: EADaily
EADaily, December 5th, 2025. Due to the attacks of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on tankers in the Black Sea, insurance on ships sailing to the Black Sea has increased. Ukrainian companies that receive significant amounts of gasoline and diesel fuel by tankers will also have to pay more.
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Turkish MFA summons reps of Ukrainian and Russian diplomatic missions ‘due to spread of war in Black Sea’ – media
The Turkish Foreign Ministry summoned representatives of the diplomatic missions of Ukraine and Russia "in connection with attacks on ships in the Black Sea," Turkish news channel A Haber reports.
Turkey called on its Ministry of Foreign Affairs to the Ambassador of Ukraine and the Russian Intermediate Business Charity (the diplomat who leads the ambassador's absence), to convey its concerns following recent Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil spills in the Black Sea, reports Reuters.
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