Reuters: Russia, Turkey agree on Putin visit to Turkey 'soon' -Ifax cites Kremlin aide
MOSCOW (Reuters) -President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan have agreed that the Russian leader will visit Turkey "soon", Interfax cited a Kremlin aide as saying on Friday.
The visit would be Putin's first to a NATO country since he ordered tens of thousands of troops into Ukraine on Feb. 24, 2022. Putin has only rarely traveled outside Russia since the beginning of full-scale hostilities.
"There is an invitation from the president of Turkey. Putin and Erdogan agreed that the visit will be in the near future, but we have not yet talked about a specific day, specific dates," Interfax cited Kremlin foreign policy adviser Yury Ushakov as saying.
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2 comments:
dont go its a trap 4 ratt
No fazzy Ain't going to happen.
No arrest. Turks and Russians see more eye to eye now than they have in last 10 years.
Funny how this whole world dynamic has changed.
Mostly because of how the US has treated its own allies.
The Turks have the second largest army in NATO. 50 years ago the US would have gotten 100% support out of turkey. Especially against the Russians.
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