PNN – Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan met and discussed with his American counterpart, Anthony Blinken, who is in Ankara.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, according to diplomatic sources, Fidan told Blinken that we expect the F-16 fighter purchase process to come to an end.
He also said about Turkey’s vote for Sweden’s entry into NATO that the final decision will be taken by the Turkish Parliament.
The parties also discussed the human tragedy in Gaza, where Fidan believed that Israel’s attacks are a threat to the region and that a ceasefire should be established in Gaza and humanitarian aid should be sent to this region.
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Fidan also stated that the two-state solution should be on the agenda immediately after the ceasefire.
Turkey’s foreign minister has expressed hope that there will be no crisis in the Black Sea and that the food products of Ukraine and Russia will reach different countries in a safe and guaranteed manner, and that Turkey has made efforts in this regard.
Regional issues such as Azerbaijan-Armenia as well as Syria and Iraq were also discussed in this meeting.