Putin: Moscow and Ankara are working to stop regional conflicts
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- 30 December, 2023
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Moscow and Ankara are working to stop regional conflicts, Russian President Vladimir Putin said in his New Year greetings to his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Report informs.
He said that Moscow will continue to develop bilateral political dialogue with Ankara next year: "Recently, many efforts are being made for multilateral cooperation between Russia and Türkiye. Joint energy and infrastructure projects are being implemented."
According to the Russian leader, Moscow will continue to develop relations with Ankara in 2024.
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