US-Türkiye S-400 Dispute ‘Will Be Resolved,’ US Envoy Says
- U.S. Ambassador Tom Barrack described Türkiye as an important partner for President Donald Trump and emphasized communication between the two NATO allies.
- Barrack said operating Russian S-400 systems alongside U.S. systems remains incompatible while Congress considers the dispute under the CAATSA sanctions process.
- Barrack said the S-400 dispute will be resolved and should not overshadow broader relations between Ankara and Washington.
- President Recep Tayyip Erdogan called for Türkiye and the United States to remove barriers and expand cooperation in defense, energy, aviation, and technology.
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The U.S. Ambassador to Turkey, Tom Barrak, stated that the dispute between Washington and Ankara over the purchase of Russian C-400 anti-aircraft missile systems would be resolved. The diplomat noted that the parties were working hard to resolve bilateral issues. Barrak stressed that Turkey's relationship with the United States was closer than ever before to Anadolu. In response to the question about C-400, the Ambassador referred to U.S. law, i…
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