ERDOGAN: MOSCOW AND ANKARA APPROACHES TO KARABAKH PROBLEM ACCORD

PanARMENIAN.Net - Russia and Turkey's approaches towards the Nagorno Karabakh problem and the Cyprus conflict accord, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan stated when commenting on the outcomes of his recent visit to Russia. The head of the Turkish government noted that the conformity of Moscow and Ankara's approaches towards such issues as the soonest end of North Cyprus isolation and the non-settlement of conflicts jeopardizing stability and security including the Karabakh problem, are of great importance." Mr. Erdogan also noted that the talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin allow developing the Russian-Turkish ties raising them to the level of multilateral cooperation, the 525-th newspaper reports.
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