The interview lasted an hour and a half. The presidents of Turkey and the Russian Federation, Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Vladimir Putin, met at the CICA summit in Astana, Kazakhstan, and then spoke before the press to make their statements. It is unclear what happened while the tsar was shaking the Turkish prime minister’s hand, but he had to ask a collaborator behind the scenes to explain himself well and then calm down and sit down. “They did not discuss an agreement between Moscow and Kiev at their meeting,” Russian leader Dmitry Peskov’s spokesman was quoted as saying by the Ria Novosti news agency. “The special military operation continues to allow us to achieve our objectives, because we did not achieve this before through political and diplomatic means. Our opponents simply did not agree to negotiate with us and a special military operation became a last resort. “The Turkish president expressed a ‘very positive’ opinion on the Russian president’s proposal to create a gas center in Turkey. received. It will be worked on together,” Peskov explained.
Source: IL Tempo
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