Statement by the Turkish presidency
She said Turkish presidency On Thursday, President Erdogan told his Russian counterpart in a phone call that peace efforts are underway Russo-Ukrainian War It must be supported by a unilateral ceasefire e"vision of a just solution".
The Turkish presidency added in a statement to the invitation text "President Erdogan said calls for peace and negotiations should be underpinned by a unilateral ceasefire and a vision of a just peace" He noted that Erdogan reminded Putin of the positive results for the Corn Corridor Agreement.
The statement said the two leaders also had discussions The Syrian dossier Erdogan told Putin about the need to take concrete steps to clear the Syrian border area of militants Kurds.
The statement continued "President Erdogan stressed the need to take concrete steps now to cleanse Turkish border areas of terrorist organizations, especially Tal Rifaat and Manbij" refers to of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party and the Kurdish People’s Protection Units.
Erdogan and Putin have spoken several times since the start of the Russian military operation in Ukraine in February, and Turkey has also played the role of mediator with the United Nations to conclude an agreement allowing the export of grain from Ukrainian ports on Black Sea.
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And during a phone call with the Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Who called for a truce in Ukraine, he repeated Put in “Russia is open to a serious dialogue, provided that the Kiev authorities respect the well-known demands that have been repeatedly voiced and take into account the new realities on the ground,” read a statement released by the Russian Federation. The Kremlin.
Statement by the Turkish presidency
She said Turkish presidency On Thursday, President Erdogan told his Russian counterpart in a phone call that peace efforts are underway Russo-Ukrainian war It must be underpinned by a unilateral ceasefire and a “vision of a just solution”.
The Turkish presidency added in a statement to the text of the appeal: “President Erdogan has affirmed that calls for peace and negotiation must be supported by a unilateral ceasefire and a vision of a just peace”, and indicated that Erdogan reminded Putin of the positive results. for the Corn Corridor Agreement.
The statement said the two leaders also had discussions The Syrian dossier Erdogan told Putin about the need to take concrete steps to clear the Syrian border area of militants Kurds.
The statement continued: “President Erdogan stressed the need to take concrete steps now to cleanse Turkish border areas of terrorist organizations, especially Tal Rifaat and Manbij,” referring to of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party and the Kurdish People’s Protection Units.
Erdogan and Putin have spoken several times since the start of the Russian military operation in Ukraine in February, and Turkey has also played the role of mediator with the United Nations to conclude an agreement allowing the export of grain from Ukrainian ports on Black Sea.
