Russian officials evaluate Erdogan-Putin meeting: Main agenda was the situation in the Black Sea
A statement has come from Russia regarding the approximately 1.5-hour meeting between AKP Chairman and President Erdogan and Russian President Putin in Kyrgyzstan.
An evaluation has come from Russian officials regarding the meeting held in Kyrgyzstan between AKP Chairman and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
It was reported that the main agenda item of the meeting, which was stated to have lasted approximately 1.5 hours, was the situation in the Black Sea.
The fact that the meeting took place during a period when diplomatic contacts regarding regional developments and the Ukraine crisis are ongoing drew attention.
It was reported that Kremlin Spokesperson Dmitry Peskov also made statements regarding the meeting.
In the Russian side's assessments, it was stated that the negotiation process for the resolution of the Ukraine crisis also stood out as one of the topics on the agenda.
The contact between Erdogan and Putin is considered a new link in the ongoing traffic of discussions between Ankara and Moscow on the topics of Black Sea security, the war in Ukraine, and regional diplomacy.
News Source: 12punto
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