Turkey's Erdogan says he trusts Russia as much as he trusts the West
- Turkish President Erdogan has expressed equal trust in both Russia and the West, stating that he trusts Russia just as much as he trusts Western countries. This comes as Turkey seeks to revitalize its relations with the European Union and strengthen its ties with the United States .
- Erdogan has resolved deadlocks with US President Biden during talks and plans to continue discussions in line with a positive agenda. He also emphasizes the importance of Turkey's EU accession process.
- Erdogan believes that the war in Ukraine will last a long time, but he trusts Russian President Putin's commitment to ending the conflict as soon as possible. This implies that Erdogan sees Russia as a potential mediator in the war.
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Turkey's Erdogan says he trusts Russia as much as he trusts the West
By ANDREW WILKS Associated Press ISTANBUL (AP) — Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says he trusts Russia as much he trusts the West. Explaining his recent meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Erdogan said he had failed to get him to resume the Black Sea grain deal the Kremlin withdrew from in July but had
Erdogan says he trusts Russia as much as he does in the West
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says he trusts Russia as much as he does the West. Referring to a recent meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, R. T. Erdogan said he failed to persuade him to revive the Black Sea grain export agreement, from which the Kremlin withdrew in July, but succeeded in plucking a promise that Russia would hand over 1 million tonnes of grain to Africa.
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