Putin and Erdogan Meeting in Turkey Unlikely
The meeting between Turkey's President Tayyip Erdogan and Russia's President Vladimir Putin is unlikely to take place on Turkish territory. This information was conveyed to us by a source in Ankara, according to TASS.
"At this moment, we can say that holding such a summit in Turkey is unlikely, and it is difficult for it to occur on Turkish soil. There is a possibility that, if there are reasons and appropriate conditions, Erdogan could visit Russia. However, there is still no clear decision on this matter," the spokesperson stated.
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