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US envoy says Washington-Ankara S-400 dispute can be resolved

Tom Barrack said US-Türkiye relations are close and teams are working on outstanding issues.

· 1 min read · language: en

US envoy Tom Barrack said he expects the long-running dispute between Washington and Ankara over Türkiye’s S-400 air-defense system to be resolved, according to Anadolu Agency.

Barrack described US-Türkiye ties as closer than ever and said teams from both countries were working on unresolved issues. The supplied item does not give a timetable or describe the terms of a possible settlement.

The comments signal an optimistic assessment from the US envoy, but no formal agreement on the S-400 issue is reported in the material provided.

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