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According to CCTV News, on May 31, local time, Turkish Foreign Minister Cavusoglu said that Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov will lead a delegation to visit Turkey on June 8 , discuss the matter of opening a safe corridor in the Black Sea .
Cavusoglu also said that Turkey will not participate in sanctions against Russia, and will not allow other parties to use Turkey to sanction Russia.
According to Xinhua News Agency , Turkish President Erdogan had a phone call with Ukrainian President Zelenskiy on the 30th to discuss Ukraine shipping exports of grain and other issues .
According to a statement issued by the Turkish Presidential Palace, Erdogan said that Turkey attaches great importance to the project of establishing a safe corridor for the maritime export of Ukrainian agricultural products, and Turkey is willing to make every effort to promote the continuation of negotiations between Ukraine and Russia. He proposed that Russia, Ukraine, and the United Nations jointly establish a "control center" for the situation in Ukraine, with its headquarters in Istanbul, Turkey.
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The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned the ambassadors of France and Germany
On May 31, local time, Cavusoglu expressed his views on Finland and Sweden 's application to join NATO . He said Finland and Sweden should support Turkey in its fight against terrorism and that the two countries needed to change their terrorism-related laws. Cavusoglu also said that compared to Sweden, Turkey has a relatively more positive attitude towards Finland joining NATO.
Sweden and Finland formally applied to join NATO on the 18th of this month, but were opposed by Turkey, a member of NATO. Turkish President Erdogan accused the two countries of supporting the terrorist organization " the Kurdistan Workers Party ", the Syrian Kurdish armed "People's Protection Units" and the " Gulen Movement ", and said that Turkey will not allow sanctions to be imposed on Turkey. Countries join NATO .
In addition, Cavusoglu said that the Turkish Foreign Ministry summoned the French ambassador to Turkey and the German ambassador to Turkey due to the PKK organizing demonstrations in France and Germany.
The PKK was founded in 1979 and is listed as a terrorist organization by Turkey, the United States and the European Union . The PKK seeks to establish an independent state through force in the Kurdish-inhabited areas at the junction of Turkey and Iraq, Iran and Syria. Turkey has repeatedly carried out cross-border strikes against PKK targets in Iraq and Syria.
Turkish Foreign Minister revealed: Zelensky "want to meet" Putin
According to the Reference News Network citing RIA Novosti 31 report, Turkish Foreign Minister Cavusoglu said in an interview with Anadolu News Agency that Ukrainian President Zelensky Lensky told Erdogan on the phone that he wanted to meet with Putin.
Cavusoglu said: "Just yesterday (May 30), Zelensky said on the phone that he wanted to meet with Putin. Turkey will continue to work hard."
According to CCTV News, local time in May On the 31st, Russian President Vladimir Putin had a phone call with Azerbaijani President Aliyev .
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According to news released by the Kremlin , the leaders of the two countries discussed the implementation of the tripartite agreement on the Naka region. Aliyev also briefed Putin on his meeting with Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan and European Council President Michel in Brussels, Belgium on May 22.
The two sides also discussed issues of economic and trade cooperation between Russia and Afghanistan, and unanimously confirmed that they will deepen the strategic partnership between the two countries in the future and continue to maintain regular contact at all levels.
Source: Daily Economic News Comprehensive CCTV News, Xinhua News Agency, Reference News Network
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