Foreign media: Putin and Turkish President held closed -door talks in Sochi, Chechen leaders attended the meeting

Polar news reporter Wang Liangliang Huang Jiaqi

According to a comprehensive report by the Guardian and Russian satellite news agency, Russian President Putin met with Turkish President Erdogan in Sochi and held a closed -door talks for more than four hours at Socho at 15:00 in Moscow time. After the talks, the two passed a joint statement.

Putin and Erdogan met in Sochi on the 5th (Picture Source: Associated Press)

Erdogan's invitation to Ying Putin this time. Before the meeting, Putin welcomed Erdogan and thanked him for helping to reach an international agreement, restored the destroyed Ukrainian grain exports, and Russian food and fertilizer entered the world market.

As Ukraine and Russia are the world's largest food exporter, the reaching the international agreement also means that the global food crisis is ended.

According to the Guardian, before the closed -door meeting, Putin mentioned the national agreement and told Erdogan: "This is a very urgent issue for many countries, especially those in food and food and food and food and food and There are problems with problems in fertilizer supply. There is a decision you directly participate in all these countries. "

In public, economic cooperation is the main topic of conversation between the two. Putin also pointed out, "Compared with other routes, the Turkish Creek natural gas pipeline has been running smoothly." Erdogan proposed a plan to build nuclear power plants with Russia's help.

A closed -door conversation was held in Socho at 15:00 in Moscow. According to the Russian satellite news agency, the leaders of the two countries held a small -scale talk and a large -scale talks in four hours.

Russian Presidential Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov said: "A joint statement was passed."

According to the content of the statement, Russia and Turkey have determined the willingness to further develop relations between the two countries and take measures to cooperate in the fields of energy, transportation, tourism and agriculture.

The joint statement pointed out that Russia and Turkey advocate the integrity of Syrian territory and resolutely act together.

The Kremlin posted news, "The issues mentioned by the two sides include the Syrian incident. The two parties confirmed that they attached importance to promoting the political process. Pointing out the importance of maintaining Syrian political unity and territorial integrity. At the same time, reiterated the determination of close cooperation and coordination in combating terrorist organizations."

Peskov said no documents, including cooperation memorandums, were signed during the talks.

According to the Guardian, before the meeting, Russian reporters noticed that Chechen leader Ramzan Cadrov also attended the meeting.

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