Putin and Erdogan will discuss in Baku the fate of "the Turkish stream"
The presidents of Russia Vladimir Putin and of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan agreed on telephone on Monday on the possibility of the meeting in Baku, the official website of the Kremlin, with reference to Yury Ushakov assistant of the Russian presidential. They talked on various aspects of bilateral cooperation, implementation of joint energy projects.
The parties have agreed today to work out the possible meeting of Putin and Erdogan in Baku within the framework of the participation of the two leaders at the opening ceremony of the European Games, Ushakov said.
Moscow and Ankara have agreed earlier on the gas pipeline project "Turkish Stream" through the bottom of the Black Sea from Russia to Turkey's border with Europe. However, after Putin's statements in Yerevan on the Armenian Genocide, Ankara said it does not want to implement this project. -02D-
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