Putin's visit to Türkiye postponed
It was claimed that Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to Türkiye was postponed.
According to NTV's report, Reuters news agency, in its news based on Russian media, stated that the visit is planned to be held at the end of April or early May at the earliest . Asked about this claim, Kremlin spokesman Peskov said, "I cannot confirm that the visit has been postponed. No date has been announced." Peskov stated that preparations for the meeting of the two leaders are continuing . It was previously stated that the visit would take place on April 12. If he comes to Turkey, Putin will have set foot in a NATO member country for the first time since the beginning of the Ukraine war . Kremlin Spokesperson Dimitry Peskov stated that the visit would be important in terms of discussing both bilateral and regional issues . Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, in his statement in Malta's capital Valletta, said that President Erdogan and his Russian counterpart Putin will discuss the war in Ukraine and the Black Sea Grain Initiative in Ankara .
