Turkey trying to organize Putin-Zelensky meeting
As Recep Tayyip Erdogan said, “Zelensky personally wants Turkey to take on the role of the mediator. Putin is also positive”
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday that Ankara was trying to organize a meeting of the Russian and Ukrainian presidents, Vladimir Putin and Vladimir Zelensky.
“Some countries have expressed gratitude to Turkey for the work we have done. We will continue our negotiations with Putin and Zelensky. Our efforts to organize a meeting of the two leaders will be continued. Negotiations are in progress, and if Turkey’s mediatory role will be necessary during the meeting of the leaders, we are ready,” Erdogan told a news conference after a NATO summit in Brussels.
“Zelensky personally wants Turkey to take on the role of the mediator. Putin is also positive,” he said.
