Turkey reiterates its support for the territorial integrity of Ukraine
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Turkey’s presidential spokesperson İbrahim Kalın reiterated Ankara’s support for the territorial integrity of Ukraine.
“Turkey defends the territorial integrity of Ukraine and the rights of Crimean Tatars and supports the settlement of problems between Russia and Ukraine through negotiation,” Kalın tweeted on Sunday. (ILKHA)
Türkiye, Ukrayna’nın toprak bütünlüğünü ve Kırım Tatarlarının haklarını savunmakta ve Rusya ile Ukrayna arasındaki sorunların müzakere yoluyla çözülmesini desteklemektedir. Karadeniz’de ve bölgede yaşanacak her tür gerilim ve çatışma herkesin zararınadır.
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