During the trip, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, a meeting with foreign minister Sergei Lavrov, will welcome him.
The head of Turkey’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Hakan Fidan on Monday, May 26, will go to Russia to discuss the situation in Ukraine after the parties’ direct talks with Istanbul. Bloomberg reported this on Saturday, May 24.
“Foreign minister Hakan Fidan emphasized Russian Sergei Lavrov’s interest in Turkey in achieving a fair and long -world -world war -ukrainian war,” the report said.
Fidan also aims to organize with other Russian high officials, including the deputy head of the Kremlin Vladimir Medinsky, who led the Russian Federation delegation to negotiations with Istanbul.
According to Rossmi, a working visit will take place on May 26-27. During the journey, it is expected to accept Vladimir Putin, there will be a meeting with Russian Foreign Ministry leader Sergei Lavrov, and meetings along with Medinsky and Minister of Defense of Russian Federation Andrei Belusov have also planned.
Remember, on May 16, Ukraine and Russia held the first direct negotiation in Istanbul for three years. The parties agreed about the exchange of war prisoners in the format “1000 by 1000”, as well as a vision of a truce in writing.
Russia has made a statement about the memorandum with Ukraine
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