Turkish minister says Ukraine and Russia struggle to reconcile on Black Sea
Most outlets led with the statement by Turkey’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan that Ukraine and Russia have “difficult to reconcile” positions on the Black Sea. Arab News Pakistan added that Turkey has proposed a plan to stop attacks on civilian vessels, while 24 News HD included the context that Fidan made the remarks in a television interview.
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Ukraine, Russia, hard to reconcile on Black Sea: Turkish minister
Ukraine and Russian have positions on the Black Sea that are "difficult to reconcile" to end the attacks there, Turkey's Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said Saturday
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Ukraine, Russia, hard to reconcile on Black Sea: Turkish minister
Ukraine and Russia have positions on the Black Sea that are "difficult to reconcile" to end the attacks there, Turkey's Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said Saturday in a television interview.
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Ukraine, Russia, hard to reconcile on Black Sea: Turkish minister
Turkey’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan highlighted the difficulties in reconciling Ukraine and Russia’s positions regarding the Black Sea. Turkey has offered a proposal to both nations to cease attacks on civilian vessels.
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