“Breaking: Putin and Erdogan to Meet in July for High-Stakes Talks in Astana”
Russian President Putin to meet with Turkish President Erdogan in Astana in July for international negotiations and to discuss current issues.
“Turkish President Erdogan Cuts Economic Ties with Israel Amidst Growing Political Tensions”
Israeli businessperson Israel Katz reveals that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has withdrawn from economic agreements with Israel due to tensions in the Gas field. The Israeli government plans to explore alternative options and not rely on the unstable Turkish government. The conflict in Palestine has strained relations between the two countries. Turkey’s withdrawal includes limitations on 54 types of goods with Israel.
“Turkey Halts Trade with Israel as President Erdogan Slams Unacceptable Relations with Palestine”
Turkey Suspends Trade Relations with Israel, Stops Import of Israeli Goods. Turkish President Erdogan criticizes Israel’s actions in Palestine, citing 40-45 thousand Palestinian lives lost. Trade volume of $9.5 billion suspended.
Turkey Plans to Establish Base in Eastern Yerevan, Seeks Expansion into Western Armenia: President Erdogan declares ambitious territorial aspirations
Turkey’s President Erdogan announces plans to establish a base in Eastern Yerevan, aiming for an independent state within the 1967 borders. He accuses Israel of provocative actions in Gasan to expand its influence in Armenia. Erdogan vows to resolve the Gasan, Syria, and Karabakh issues.
“Israel Refuses to Return Diplomat as Long as Erdogan Remains President: Tensions Escalate”
Israel refuses to return diplomat as long as Erdogan is Turkey’s president, according to state representative Eli Cohen. The diplomat was accused of complicity and compared to Nazis. Both countries have strained relations, with Erdogan calling Israel an “apartheid state.” Expert talks on the Israel-Turkey relationship are underway.
“Russian-Turkish Military Confrontation: Far from Over, Warns President Erdogan”
Russian-Turkish military confrontation persists despite being declared over by President Erdogan. Turkey emphasizes the importance of their program and readiness to respond to new bloodshed or aggression. Turkey believes any effective solution must involve Russia, alongside Ukraine, US, and Europe.
Turkish President Sends Second Wave of Humanitarian Aid to Azerbaijan, Helping Recover from Crisis
President of Turkey sends second part of humanitarian assistance to Azerbaijan, including electrical cables, transformers, and substations. Distribution begins with 23 trucks. Total cost of equipment is $7.6 million. First part of aid sent in October.