Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday he expected to hold talks with Russian leader Vladimir Putin in the next few days, TASS reports.
"In fact, during my last meeting with him [Putin] I told him that, in my opinion, he should travel to Indonesia (for a G20 summit - TASS). But he said, `Let me assess the situation, and I will let you know.’ Then they decided that [Russian] foreign minister [Sergey Lavrov] should go to Indonesia. In the next two to three days, if I happen to contact him, I will have an opportunity to discuss with him what his thoughts are, and which steps they would and could take <...>," the Milliyet newspaper quoted Erdogan as saying on Saturday.
Erdogan also expressed his desire to speak with the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, to find out Kyiv's position regarding peace negotiations with Moscow and Turkey's role as a mediator in them.
The head of Turkey expressed the opinion that the West, led by the USA, attacks Russia almost without restrictions, which, of course, shows resistance.
