Turkey Presents Proposals to Ukraine and Russia on Black Sea Attacks
Foreign Minister Fidan says Turkey has submitted plans aimed at halting hostilities in the Black Sea, according to Ukrinform.
Ukrinform reports that Turkey has submitted proposals to both Ukraine and Russia aimed at ending attacks in the Black Sea.
The report attributes the announcement to Turkish officials, including Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, though further detail on the specific proposals was not included in the excerpt reviewed.
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- Turkey submits proposals to Ukraine and Russia to halt attacks in Black Sea — Fidan — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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