Kremlin statement on Turkey visit: When will Putin come?

Kremlin Spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated that the date for Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to Turkey has not yet been determined, saying, "The visit has been agreed upon, and the preparation process is ongoing. We are looking forward to this visit."

Peskov made statements to journalists in the capital, Moscow, regarding current issues.

Responding to a question about the date of Putin's visit to Turkey, Peskov said, "The date has not yet been determined. The visit has been agreed upon, and the preparation process is ongoing. We are looking forward to this visit."

Peskov noted that the date of the visit would be determined by taking into account the presidential election to be held in Russia in March and the busy work schedule of President and AKP Chairman Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, adding, "When the date is finalized, we will announce it with our partners."

Touching upon the issue of reviving the Black Sea Grain Corridor Agreement, Peskov pointed out that the part of the agreement concerning Russia has not been implemented, stating, "There is currently no reason to revive the grain deal."

News Source: AA