The President of Turkey will discuss the possibility of negotiations with Zelensky and Putin

Turkish President Recep Erdogan will call Volodymyr Zelensky in the coming days to discuss possible negotiations with Russia.

Anadolu writes about it.

Erdogan told reporters that Turkey seeks to find ways of dialogue for further peace. He also noted that the position of Russian President Putin is not enough, so he wants to hear Ukraineʼs position regarding negotiations with Russia through the mediation of Turkey.

In addition, Erdogan plans to discuss the expansion of the "grain corridor".

"The "grain corridor" initiative can become a harbinger of peace in the region, open the way for a "peace corridor" between the Russian Federation and Ukraine. Ankaraʼs efforts are focused on this. We believe that the best way to peace is through dialogue," Erdogan noted.

• On October 4, Volodymyr Zelenskyy approved the decision of the National Security and Defense Council on the impossibility of negotiations with Russian President Putin.
• On November 7, the president of Ukraine named the conditions for the start of negotiations: restoration of territorial integrity, respect for the UN Charter, compensation for damages, punishment of war criminals and guarantees that the invasion will not be repeated.
• The mass media wrote that the White House influenced the softening of Zelenskyʼs position on the issue of negotiations with Russia.
• On November 11, after the arrival of Ukrainian troops in Kherson, official Moscow made another statement about readiness for negotiations "without preconditions".