What is the West Writing About Putin and Erdoğan's Negotiations
What is the West writing about Putin and Erdoğan's negotiations? This is reported by RIA Novosti.
New York Times: Any assumption that Erdoğan could sever his "friendly ties" with the Kremlin was dashed on Monday.
Financial Times: Erdoğan has sought to position himself as a mediator between Russia and the West. Putin has insisted that Moscow will not return to the grain deal unless its requests are met.
Guardian: Despite Erdoğan's claims that the grain deal could be resumed, no breakthroughs were recorded.
It is worth reminding that the negotiations between President Vladimir Putin and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan took place on September 4 in Sochi.
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