Turkey will never recognize annexation of Crimea – Erdoğan

[damm1t]

Turkey's position on non-recognition of the illegal annexation of Crimea by Russia remains unchanged, as well as the support for the Crimean Tatar people. As for the situation in eastern Ukraine, it must be resolved by diplomatic and peaceful means.
President of the Republic of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said this at a joint press conference with President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko following the results of the meeting in Istanbul on Saturday, November 3, an Ukrinform correspondent reported.

"We had an opportunity to consider regional issues. Please believe that our position is to support the sovereignty, independence, territorial integrity and political unity of Ukraine. We have once again stressed that we have never recognized and will not recognize the illegal annexation of Crimea and we will continue to protect the rights and interests of the Crimean Tatars - both those who remained in Crimea and those who were forced to leave the region. I want to thank once again for providing support for the Crimean Tatars," the Turkish president stressed.

Erdoğan also expressed hope that the situation in eastern Ukraine would be resolved by diplomatic and peaceful means.

"We want those clashes in eastern Ukraine that are going on now to be completed and resolved in the framework of international law by diplomatic, peaceful means," he added.

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The Turkish and Ukrainian presidents pledged on Saturday to boost the strategic cooperation between their countries in a wide range of areas, with focus on trade and defense industry.

Speaking at a joint press conference following talks with his Ukrainian counterpart Petro Poroshenko in Istanbul, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the two countries are determined to carry their strategic relations to a higher level.

Erdogan noted that he and Poroshenko agreed to map out the details of a treaty on free trade by the end of this year. "With this agreement, I believed that our trade volume would reach 10 billion U.S. dollars," said the Turkish leader.

He also highlighted fruitful cooperation with Ukraine in the field of defense industry as companies from the two countries are increasingly expanding joint projects.

Erdogan stated that Turkey has been backing Ukraine in international politics and has "never recognized the illegal annexation of Crimea and would never do."

"We strongly reiterated our stance on the preservation of Ukrainian sovereignty, territorial integrity and political unity," he added.

Crimea was incorporated into Russia in March 2014 following a local referendum, while Ukraine says the peninsula was annexed.

Speaking alongside Erdogan, Poroshenko said Ukraine and Turkey are aiming at expanding not only trade volume but also mutual investments.

"We have urged our sides to sign the free trade agreement as soon as possible," he said.

The Ukrainian leader came to Istanbul for the seventh high-level strategic cooperation council meeting with Turkey.

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As some narrow minded people claimed that Turkey don't shift to Russian camp from any other camp. There is only one strategy now. Turkey first.

 

[Taskforce]

Another stab in the back of Tatars.

 

[zectech]

If Putin supports the ability of Crimeans to choose to leave Ukraine, why doesn't Putin allow a vote in Chechnya and Crimea to leave Russia and become independent.

 

[Last starfighter]

Turkey's position on non-recognition of the illegal annexation of Crimea by Russia remains unchanged, as well as the support for the Crimean Tatar people. As for the situation in eastern Ukraine, it must be resolved by diplomatic and peaceful means.
President of the Republic of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said this at a joint press conference with President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko following the results of the meeting in Istanbul on Saturday, November 3, an Ukrinform correspondent reported.

"We had an opportunity to consider regional issues. Please believe that our position is to support the sovereignty, independence, territorial integrity and political unity of Ukraine. We have once again stressed that we have never recognized and will not recognize the illegal annexation of Crimea and we will continue to protect the rights and interests of the Crimean Tatars - both those who remained in Crimea and those who were forced to leave the region. I want to thank once again for providing support for the Crimean Tatars," the Turkish president stressed.

Erdoğan also expressed hope that the situation in eastern Ukraine would be resolved by diplomatic and peaceful means.

"We want those clashes in eastern Ukraine that are going on now to be completed and resolved in the framework of international law by diplomatic, peaceful means," he added.

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The Turkish and Ukrainian presidents pledged on Saturday to boost the strategic cooperation between their countries in a wide range of areas, with focus on trade and defense industry.

Speaking at a joint press conference following talks with his Ukrainian counterpart Petro Poroshenko in Istanbul, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the two countries are determined to carry their strategic relations to a higher level.

Erdogan noted that he and Poroshenko agreed to map out the details of a treaty on free trade by the end of this year. "With this agreement, I believed that our trade volume would reach 10 billion U.S. dollars," said the Turkish leader.

He also highlighted fruitful cooperation with Ukraine in the field of defense industry as companies from the two countries are increasingly expanding joint projects.

Erdogan stated that Turkey has been backing Ukraine in international politics and has "never recognized the illegal annexation of Crimea and would never do."

"We strongly reiterated our stance on the preservation of Ukrainian sovereignty, territorial integrity and political unity," he added.

Crimea was incorporated into Russia in March 2014 following a local referendum, while Ukraine says the peninsula was annexed.

Speaking alongside Erdogan, Poroshenko said Ukraine and Turkey are aiming at expanding not only trade volume but also mutual investments.

"We have urged our sides to sign the free trade agreement as soon as possible," he said.

The Ukrainian leader came to Istanbul for the seventh high-level strategic cooperation council meeting with Turkey.

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As some narrow minded people claimed that Turkey don't shift to Russian camp from any other camp. There is only one strategy now. Turkey first.

Turkey still want Russian s 400 hahaha

 

[Test7]

Turkey still want Russian s 400 hahaha

it's called diplomacy.

 

[Last starfighter]

it's called diplomacy.

No it's called spitting on ones hand then licking it heeheehee

 

[Test7]

No it's called spitting on ones hand then licking it heeheehee

So you are saying that this description will hamper purchase of S400? if you think so, be ready to lick your hand.

 

[Last starfighter]

So you are saying that this description will hamper purchase of S400? if you think so, be ready to lick your hand.

Another illiterate wannabe

 

[Test7]

Another illiterate wannabe

Go and play the game away

 

[Last starfighter]

Go and play the game away

Go to school and learn dontd just dream about the teachers skirt lmao

 

[Test7]

Go to school and learn dontd just dream about the teachers skirt lmao

You can start learning what diplomacy is.

 

[damm1t]

Turkey still want Russian s 400 hahaha

We say openly that Crimea belongs to Ukraine and still Russians don't veto S-400 sale to Turkey. You know why? Turkey already developing own system and Russians know this. So we fill an urgent needing gap with S-400 and Russians make profit by selling it. That's what countries with independent foreing policy do. Making profit a much as they can do.

USA opposes us buying S-400... We buy it.
Russia annex Crimea.... We support Ukraine on it. etc .. etc..


P.S.: I am %100 sure you are a false-flagger troll. You posts carry zero intelligence mark.

You can start learning what diplomacy is.

He posts BS and probably turns back to watch p0rn. So just ignore him.

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@waz @Horus @cabatli_53 Troll alert guys

 

[Last starfighter]

You can start learning what diplomacy is.

And you wonder why they call you test tube trial 7 coz daddy's boys ain't swimming hahahaha

We say openly that Crimea belongs to Ukraine and still Russians don't veto S-400 sale to Turkey. You know why? Turkey already developing own system and Russians know this. So we fill an urgent needing gap with S-400 and Russians make profit by selling it. That's what countries with independent foreing policy do. Making profit a much as they can do.

USA opposes us buying S-400... We buy it.
Russia annex Crimea.... We support Ukraine on it. etc .. etc..


P.S.: I am %100 sure you are a false-flagger troll. You posts carry zero intelligence mark.



He posts BS and probably turns back to watch p0rn. So just ignore him.

You wouldn't understand intelligence if it stood on a hill and hit you in the face with a wet kipper. Hahahaha btw kipper is fish coz you wouldn't know that retards

 

[Feng Leng]

Yikes! Another stab in the back. This one doesn't even have anything to do with Turkey in the first place.

 

[SALMAN F]

Turkey's position on non-recognition of the illegal annexation of Crimea by Russia remains unchanged, as well as the support for the Crimean Tatar people. As for the situation in eastern Ukraine, it must be resolved by diplomatic and peaceful means.
President of the Republic of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said this at a joint press conference with President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko following the results of the meeting in Istanbul on Saturday, November 3, an Ukrinform correspondent reported.

"We had an opportunity to consider regional issues. Please believe that our position is to support the sovereignty, independence, territorial integrity and political unity of Ukraine. We have once again stressed that we have never recognized and will not recognize the illegal annexation of Crimea and we will continue to protect the rights and interests of the Crimean Tatars - both those who remained in Crimea and those who were forced to leave the region. I want to thank once again for providing support for the Crimean Tatars," the Turkish president stressed.

Erdoğan also expressed hope that the situation in eastern Ukraine would be resolved by diplomatic and peaceful means.

"We want those clashes in eastern Ukraine that are going on now to be completed and resolved in the framework of international law by diplomatic, peaceful means," he added.

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The Turkish and Ukrainian presidents pledged on Saturday to boost the strategic cooperation between their countries in a wide range of areas, with focus on trade and defense industry.

Speaking at a joint press conference following talks with his Ukrainian counterpart Petro Poroshenko in Istanbul, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the two countries are determined to carry their strategic relations to a higher level.

Erdogan noted that he and Poroshenko agreed to map out the details of a treaty on free trade by the end of this year. "With this agreement, I believed that our trade volume would reach 10 billion U.S. dollars," said the Turkish leader.

He also highlighted fruitful cooperation with Ukraine in the field of defense industry as companies from the two countries are increasingly expanding joint projects.

Erdogan stated that Turkey has been backing Ukraine in international politics and has "never recognized the illegal annexation of Crimea and would never do."

"We strongly reiterated our stance on the preservation of Ukrainian sovereignty, territorial integrity and political unity," he added.

Crimea was incorporated into Russia in March 2014 following a local referendum, while Ukraine says the peninsula was annexed.

Speaking alongside Erdogan, Poroshenko said Ukraine and Turkey are aiming at expanding not only trade volume but also mutual investments.

"We have urged our sides to sign the free trade agreement as soon as possible," he said.

The Ukrainian leader came to Istanbul for the seventh high-level strategic cooperation council meeting with Turkey.

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As some narrow minded people claimed that Turkey don't shift to Russian camp from any other camp. There is only one strategy now. Turkey first.

As if this ikhwanjie have saying in the matter