Turkish Foreign Minister Fidan stated that Ukraine should support…
Turkish Foreign Minister Fidan stated that Ukraine should support the Anchorage agreements to resolve the conflict.
Consensus
- Turkish Foreign Minister Hakkan Fidan called on Ukraine to support the agreements reached in Anchorage.
- Fidan stated that Russia is committed to the agreements made during the U.S.-Russia talks on Alaska.
- Fidan emphasized that both sides are needed for progress, using the phrase 'but for tango you need two'.
- Fidan visited Russia in June and met with President Vladimir Putin and Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
- The Russian side has maintained its commitment to the agreements according to Fidan.
Points of divergence
- President Putin personally confirmed his commitment to the Alaska agreements during a private meeting with Fidan. — interfax
- The Kremlin stated that Russia's position on peaceful resolution is well known to both Ukrainian authorities and U.S. mediators. — vedomosti
- U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said no final agreements were reached in Anchorage, though the U.S. remains ready for a constructive role. — interfax
- Axios reported that former U.S. President Donald Trump suggested possible revision of the 'Anchorage agreements'. — vedomosti
- On June 25, Marco Rubio stated there were no agreements reached in Anchorage on Ukraine. — vedomosti
- On June 9, Russia's UN envoy Vassily Nebenzya said the U.S. cannot act as a mediator because it continues to supply weapons to Ukraine. — vedomosti
Coverage (5 sources)
- Turkish Foreign Minister Fidan: Ukraine should support Anchorage agreements — Вечерняя Москва
- Turkish Foreign Minister Confident Russia Sticks to 'Ankara Spirit' — Интерфакс
- Turkey's Foreign Minister Fidan Calls on Kyiv to Support Agreements Reached in Anchorage — Вести
- Fidan: Ukraine should support Anchorage agreements — Ведомости
- Turkey's Foreign Minister Fidan: Ukraine must support Anchorage agreements to resolve the conflict — РИА Новости (Telegram)
Key entities
- Hakan Fidan
- Anchorage
- MID
- Turkey
- Ukraine
- Russia
- Moscow
- USA
- Alaska
- Vladimir Putin
- Kyiv
- The National
- INTERFAX.RU
- Kremlin
- Sergey Lavrov
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