Each part of the guarantee is working on national security issues, and next week the entire configuration will be released on paper, the President said.
President Vladimir Zelensky has conducted negotiations with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The Ukrainian leader reported this on TelGram on Thursday, August 28th.
“They exchanged views on the current situation and discussed the following diplomatic measures. Ukraine was ready to speak in the leaders’ format, because it was the only effective format. And, unfortunately, it was Russia who avoids it and continues the war,” he wrote.
Zelensky recalled that now Russians have widely attacked Ukraine and one of the blows is aimed at the Turkish business. Azerbaijani Embassy and other institutions suffered
“This is Putin’s response to all of Ukraine’s attempts, USA, our European partners to stop the killings. That’s why pressure is necessary – penalties, duties, political pressure. We rely on strong steps,” the President said.
According to him, during the conversation, many hours focused on Ukraine’s security guarantee.
“Now, the development of each specific component is working on national security issues, next week the entire configuration is on paper. President Erdogan said he is attracting the process of his defense minister to understand exactly how Turkey can help guarantee security, including the Black Sea,” Zelensky said.
Remember that now the Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council Rustem Umarov arrived in Turkish Ankara and held many important meetings.
On Umarov’s eve and head of the office of President Andrei Ermak, they visited Saudi Arabia and held many meetings with local officials. And the day before they visited Qatar, where they discussed issues in the field of security and defense.
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