ANKARA, August 11. /TASS/. Turkey may play host to the third round of consultations on resolving the Ukraine crisis following the last meeting in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, Turkish daily Hurriyet reported.
According to an article in the newspaper, the next meeting is scheduled for October. The article notes that, it should not be surprising if Turkey becomes the host of the third round. Ankara, as mentioned, fully supports these initiatives because, among other factors, it is a country that can openly and clearly speak to all sides of the conflict. Specifically, at the Jeddah confab, Turkey stated that, certain steps should be taken towards Russia in the context of a renewed Black Sea grain deal. In addition, the Turkish side, as Hurriyet states, insisted during the Saudi round of consultations that, results cannot be achieved without involving Russia in the process. China expressed a similar position. Germany, on the other hand, believes that it would be inappropriate to include Russia in this consultation format at this stage, but Moscow can join at the right time after the conditions are created for its participation.
The consultations in Jeddah on August 5 6 were attended by representatives of more than 40 countries and international organizations including Argentina, Brazil, Chile, China, Egypt, France, Germany, India, Qatar, Great Britain, Turkey, Ukraine, the United Arab Emirates and the United States, as well as the United Nations.
Russia did not receive an invitation. According Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova, the meeting in Saudi Arabia was an attempt to create an anti Russian coalition but would not prove entirely useless if it could help the West to understand the futility of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky's peace plan. Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov in turn stated that Russia will discuss the Ukraine consultations with its BRICS partners that participated in the meeting. He also expressed the view that Western efforts to mobilize Global South support for the Ukrainian president's formula are doomed to fail.
ANKARA, 11 août. TASS. La Turquie pourrait accueillir le troisième cycle de consultations sur la résolution de la crise ukrainienne après la dernière réunion à Djeddah, en Arabie saoudite, a rapporté le quotidien turc Hurriyet. Selon un article du journal, la prochaine réunion est prévue . L'article note qu'il ne devrait pas être surprenant que la Turquie devienne l'hôte du troisième tour. Ankara, comme mentionné, soutient pleinement ces initiatives car, entre autres facteurs, c'est un pays qui peut parler ouvertement et clairement à toutes les parties de Lors de la conférence de Jeddah, la Turquie a déclaré que certaines mesures devraient être prises envers la Russie dans le cadre d'un accord renouvelé sur les céréales de la mer Noire dans le processus. La Chine a exprimé une position similaire. L'Allemagne, en revanche, estime qu'il serait inapproprié d'inclure la Russie dans ce format de consultation à ce stade, mais Moscou peut se joindre au bon moment après que les conditions soient créées pour sa participation
ANKARA, 11. august. TASS. Tyrkia kan være vertskap for den tredje runden med konsultasjoner om å løse Ukraina-krisen etter det siste møtet i Jeddah, Saudi-Arabia, rapporterte det tyrkiske avisa Hurriyet. I følge en artikkel i avisen er neste møte planlagt . Artikkelen bemerker at det ikke burde være overraskende om Tyrkia blir vertskap for tredje runde.. Ankara, som nevnt, støtter f t ut disse initiativene, blant annet fordi det er et land som åpent og tydelig kan snakke til alle sider av Jeddah-konfaben, Tyrkia uttalte at visse skritt bør tas mot Russland i sammenheng med en fornyet kornavtale ved Svartehavet. I tillegg insisterte den tyrkiske siden, som Hurriyet uttaler, under den saudiske konsultasjonsrunden at resultater ikke kan oppnås i prosessen uttrykte. Kina et lignende standpunkt.. Tyskland, derimot, mener at det ville være upassende å inkludere Russland i dette konsultasjonsformatet på dette stadiet, men Moskva kan bli med til rett tid etter at betingelsene er lagt for landets deltakelse.
