Turkiye’s Erdogan urges Russia and Ukraine to stop Black Sea attacks
Turkish president hosts Zelenskyy in Istanbul as the two leaders agree to work on a new Black Sea grain corridor.
Turkish president hosts Zelenskyy in Istanbul as the two leaders agree to work on a new Black Sea grain corridor, Al Jazeera English reported.
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- Turkey · Middle East
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- Al Jazeera English
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- Black Sea, Turkiye’s Erdogan, Russia, Ukraine
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- World
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