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Zelensky : We Count on the Strength of Turkish Diplomacy and Its Clarity for Moscow

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Photo :  President official site.
Photo : President official site.

A meeting took place between  Zelensky  and Erdoğan  in Ankara

The Gaze reports on it according to the President official site.

Zelensky  noted that Ukraine values Türkiye’s principled position on Russia’s war against our country and our people. He expressed gratitude for the cooperation that helps protect lives and for Türkiye’s clear stance on all key aspects of Russian aggression. Zelenskyy pointed out that last night, Russia carried out another strike on Ukrainian cities, with Russian drones and missiles directly hitting ordinary residential buildings. Recep Tayyip Erdoğan expressed his condolences to the Ukrainian people. “In just one of our cities, Ternopil, more than two dozen people were killed by this strike – people who were simply at their own homes, peacefully sleeping. As of now, 25 people have been confirmed killed, including two children,” said the Head of State.

The leaders also discussed the situation in diplomacy. “The war must end; there is no alternative to peace. Russia must understand that there can be no reward for war and killings, and Russia must not be left with the opportunity to start another similar war – against Ukraine or any other country in the region,” emphasized Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

He added that Türkiye’s active participation in the Coalition of the Willing, particularly its naval component, is also crucial to ensuring security in the Black Sea together. They also discussed cooperation on guaranteeing global food security.

“We are making every effort to restore exchanges – prisoner swaps – to bring Ukrainian military personnel and Ukrainian civilians held by Russia home. Of course, we are also working to return our abducted Ukrainian children,” stressed Zelenskyy. The President noted that Ukraine hopes to restore exchanges by the end of the year and to secure the return of a significant number of prisoners.

As the Gaze reported earlier Turkey Eyes $10 Billion Trade Boost from Ukraine Free Trade Agreement


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