Turkish defense minister says Caucasus security tied to Türkiye, Azerbaijan and Georgia
Yasar Guler stressed regional cooperation and support for territorial integrity and energy and transport projects at a trilateral meeting in Shusha, Anadolu Agency reported.
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Turkish National Defense Minister Yasar Guler said the security of the Caucasus region is inseparable from the security of Türkiye, Azerbaijan and Georgia, according to Anadolu Agency.
Speaking at a trilateral meeting held in the city of Shusha, Guler emphasized the importance of regional cooperation, backing the territorial integrity of the countries involved and highlighting the security of energy and transport projects in the region.
Trilateral format
The report did not specify additional outcomes or agreements reached at the meeting, nor did it detail further statements from the Azerbaijani or Georgian counterparts in attendance.
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- Turkish national defense minister says Caucasus security inseparable from security of Türkiye, Azerbaijan, Georgia — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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