Zelensky spoke with Erdogan: discussed negotiations in Istanbul.
The President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky actively discussed cooperation with Turkey during a meeting with his Turkish counterpart today. He expressed his gratitude for the support in the matter of territorial integrity and sovereignty.
Zelensky thanked Erdogan and all of Turkey 'for supporting the territorial integrity and sovereignty of our state.'
Peace - an important step
During the conversation, they discussed the possibility of a meeting in Istanbul and holding a four-way summit. Zelensky emphasized the importance of stopping the killings and expressed gratitude to Turkey for its positive contribution to achieving peace.
It was noted that Russian politicians are not ready for a constructive dialogue at the upcoming meeting of Ukrainian and Russian delegations in Istanbul on June 2. It is expected that the memorandum from Russia will remain unchanged.
The Ukrainian president continues to seek support and strengthen external alliances in the struggle for independence and territorial integrity of the country. Discussions with Turkey and the possibility of a future meeting in Istanbul open new prospects for the Ukrainian side in resolving the conflict in the east of the country.
The key meeting between the Presidents of Ukraine and Turkey proved to be important for further cooperation on security issues and strengthening defense capabilities in the face of existing threats in the region. The decision to hold a four-way summit and discussions on strengthening alliances could be crucial in achieving peace in eastern Ukraine.Read also
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