Putin and Erdogan Meet in Bishkek, Extend Talks
The talks between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in Bishkek have concluded.
Consensus
- The meeting between Putin and Erdogan took place in Bishkek on September 1.
- The meeting lasted approximately one and a half hours, exceeding the originally planned 30 minutes.
- Both leaders emphasized the importance of bilateral relations and cooperation on major joint projects.
- The construction of the Akkuyu nuclear power plant in Turkey was discussed as a key project.
- The meeting included both closed and open sessions.
Points of divergence
- Putin described Turkey as a privileged partner for Russia in both foreign policy and the economy. — vedomosti
- Putin highlighted the special nature of Russian-Turkish relations and the work of the bilateral intergovernmental commission. — kommerant
- It was planned to discuss prospects for resolving the Ukrainian conflict during the talks. — kommerant
Coverage (4 sources)
- Meeting of Putin and Pahinyan ended, lasting about an hour, reports TASS correspondent. — ТАСС (Telegram)
- Meeting of Putin and Erdogan ended, lasting about an hour and a half, reports TASS correspondent. Subscribe to... — ТАСС (Telegram)
- Meeting of Putin and Erdogan lasted an hour longer than planned — Ведомости
- Putin and Erdogan talks lasted one and a half hours — Коммерсантъ
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