Erdogan Says Mechanism Needed for Black Sea Safety Before Grain Crisis Escalates
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday that there is a need for a mechanism that will permanently guarantee the safety of commercial shipping in the Black Sea, before the cereal crisis gets worse, conveys Reuters. "The safety of all civil shipping in the Black Sea is important for us. Fights between the parties should not escalate until ...
The Turkish president believes that guarantees are needed for the safety of transport in the Black Sea. According to Tayyip Erdogan, a mechanism for this should be developed before the grain crisis escalates. Earlier, Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan...
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