Kremlin: Türkiye – An important trade and economic partner of Russia
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Trade and economic relations between the two countries will be discussed in all dimensions during the Russian President's visit to Türkiye, Dmitry Peskov said.
Türkiye is an important trade and economic partner of Russia, and all nuances of trade relations with Ankara will be discussed during the upcoming visit of Russian President Vladimir Putin to this country. This was stated by the Russian leader's press secretary Dmitry Peskov.
"Türkiye is our important trade and economic partner and, of course, all details of those relations will be on the agenda," Peskov added.
Commenting on the investigation into the sabotage of Nord Streams, Peskov noted that Moscow has repeatedly requested data but has never received a response.
"We are, of course, waiting with interest for any verdicts and decisions to be made on this. And, of course, this is sabotage against critical international infrastructure, which cannot be left without identifying those who were behind it, who were the performers and the customers," he said.
Peskov also said that Putin might address parliament in late February or early March. Russian President Vladimir Putin's address to the Federal Assembly may be delivered in late February - early March, the press secretary has admitted.
"Türkiye is our important trade and economic partner and, of course, all details of those relations will be on the agenda," Peskov added.
Commenting on the investigation into the sabotage of Nord Streams, Peskov noted that Moscow has repeatedly requested data but has never received a response.
"We are, of course, waiting with interest for any verdicts and decisions to be made on this. And, of course, this is sabotage against critical international infrastructure, which cannot be left without identifying those who were behind it, who were the performers and the customers," he said.
Peskov also said that Putin might address parliament in late February or early March. Russian President Vladimir Putin's address to the Federal Assembly may be delivered in late February - early March, the press secretary has admitted.
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