why turkey? we need to look back a little at turkey's role as a mediator even before 2022. since 2014, turkey has played a very useful mediator role between russia and ukraine, mainly by helping. with a very important player in the black sea. turkey did a lot to help ukraine in the war when it closed the basfor and dordanelles straits at the beginning of the war, preventing russia from moving its naval forces from outside the black sea. as a result, russia was unable to carry out an amphibious operation, for example, in odessa. so, yes, this balance of turkey helps ukraine. in every other area. that's what russia is doing. it cannot undermine its relations with turkey, primarily because turkey helps russia in many other ways. i would even say that for the kremlin, turkey is seen as a kind of useful trojan horse in nato. you know, it might try to use the relationship with turkey to undermine unity within nato. i'm not saying it will work, but russia is certainly trying. but is turkey a trojan horse, in your opinion? i think we have to try to see the more complex picture. ukr

why turkey? you have to look back a little bit at turkey's role as a mediator before 2022. since 2014. i think that yes, turkey is a very important player in the black sea. turkey did a lot to help ukraine in the war when it closed the basfor and dordanelles straits at the beginning of the war, preventing russia from moving its naval forces from outside the black sea. as a result, russia was unable to carry out a landing operation, for example, in odessa. so yes, this balance of turkey helps ukraine, but it also gives an opportunity to russia and many others. i think turkey is a very important player in the black sea, there were negotiations on the black sea grain deal, which was a decisive step for freedom of navigation in the black sea, it increases the authority of turkey. ukraine was obviously grateful. was very you know, it was necessary to react somehow, but at the same time to talk about turkey in a very forest expressions in any other sphere. that's what russia is doing. it cannot undermine its relations with turkey, first of all because turkey helps russia in many

turkey already has some experience in these negotiations, but what is very important is that turkey, of course, is a very special country for russia, it is a strategic ally. you mentioned that... it is a member of nato and also a strategic partner of ukraine, but at the same time, because it pursues a policy of balance, it is also a strategic partner of russia. that is why russia, among other countries, qatar, saudi arabia or others, consider turkey a very convenient place to hold such negotiations, especially because, as i mentioned, it can refer to the parallel with 2022, it is happy to do so now. as a result, russia was unable to carry out a landing operation, for example, in odessa, so yes, this balance of turkey helps ukraine, but it also gives russia an opportunity and many others. i think turkey is a very important player in the black sea. there were negotiations on the black sea grain deal, which was a decisive step for freedom of navigation in the black sea. this increases turkey's credibility. ukraine was obviously very grateful to turkey at the beginning of the war for the

, turkey is nearby, turkey has a powerful army, turkey can become a concrete force, powerful againsthe fact that it plays its own game with russia is another story, but it is a member of nato, it is correct, so to say that erdogan left with his messages, the fact that he will... vote for his messages yes, the fact that it is now on such a geopolitical ridge that is quite advantageous for itself is also true, let's remember syria, that turkey has made a very good contribution to the overthrow of the regime, let's remember other, such positive keys as the agreement with the kurdistan workers' party, or rather the fact that they laid down their arms, this is an anti-terrorist turkey, which also allows them... to talk more in europe about the fact that you support our values, we fight terrorism, but we also make agreements with our minorities, that is, he now has such major priority areas of his activity that also play to his advantage, well, these are also the russian -ukrainian-russian negotiations in istanbul, attempts to stop the russian-ukrainian war, of course, maybe these istanbul

why turkey? we need to look back a little bit at turkey's role as a mediator even before 2022. since 2014. turkey already has some experience in these negotiations, but what is very important is that turkey is of course a very special country for russia, it is a strategic ally. you mentioned that turkey is a member of nato and also a strategic partner of ukraine, but at the same time, since it is conducting... i think that yes, turkey is a very important player in the black sea. turkey did a lot to help ukraine in the war when it closed the basphorus and dardanelles straits at the beginning of the war, preventing russia from moving its naval forces from outside the black sea. as a result, russia was unable to conduct an amphibious operation, for example, in odessa. i would even say that for the kremlin, turkey is seen as a kind of useful trojan horse in nato. you know, it can try to use the relationship with turkey to undermine. but is turkey a trojan horse, do you think? "i think we should try to see the more complex picture and not label turkey, black or white, because turkey

because turkey does not support sanctions, turkey does not support sanctions, it said that it supports sanctions, if the un announces sanctions, it is clear that this will not happen, this is such a negotiation , the negotiating role also allows it not to support sanctions, why, because she... says: i must have good relations with both russia and ukraine, in order to be fair to both sides, and if we apply sanctions against russia, the balance will be upset accordingly. due to the lack of this support for sanctions, turkey has oil and gas storage facilities completely filled with russian oil and gas, it continues to trade, turkish companies. took the places of those western companies on the russian market that left after the announcement of sanctions, that is, it has an actual economic benefit from that, and explains it by mediation, explains it not by supporting sanctions, of course, it also cannot cross a certain line, due to the fact that it itself is subject to sanctions, and sanctions have already been imposed on some turkish companies that traded with russia, on private... individ

turkey is a nato member, turkey aims to target the message which will be, with a statement from the organisation of islamic cooperation tomorrow and convey this message to next week. i was going to ask you about the border situation, you talk about the wave of migration, the border between turkey and iran, turkey still of eddie refugees, principally from syria. from syria. what is the picture on that border at the moment and concerns that turkey has? turkish defence minister did some inspections at the turkish- iranians border, turkish officials say that turkey has not received any wave of migration from iran but turkey is alarmed. as you reminded, for example one... population became a refugee in turkey following the civil war in syria. syria's population was 22 million before the civil war, right now we are talking about iran which is fivefold population compared to syria, and the last thing turkey wants to see is another wave of refugees towards its border from around. -- from iran. as the world waits to see what donald trump will decide to do in terms of whether the us will get involved mili

habib chaab was lured from sweden to turkey and abducted. the iranian regime accused chaab of plotting attacks against iranian security forces. he was smuggled back to iran, where a confession was extracted. after a show trial, he was convicted and executed. again, someone related to zindashti was arrested in turkey in connection with the kidnapping. this time, his nephew. so who is this man, naji sharifi zindashti? he was known to be a notorious drug trafficker in turkey. but is there more to him? turkey is one of the meeting points for drug routes from the east and criminal gangs supplying drugs to europe in the west. zindashti grew up in the border area of iran that has seen drugs trafficked for decades. someone who knows his history and whose identity we are concealing for his own safety, says in 1996, while he was still a young man, drug running is what brought him to the attention of the authorities in iran. he is portrayed here by an actor. naji was arrested for drug smuggling and sentenced to death. but rumours later surfaced that he

habib chaab was lured from sweden to turkey and abducted. the iranian regime accused chaab of plotting attacks against iranian security forces. he was smuggled back to iran, where a confession was extracted. after a show trial, he was convicted and executed. again, someone related to zindashti was arrested in turkey in connection with the kidnapping. this time, his nephew. so who is this man, naji sharifi zindashti? he was known to be a notorious drug trafficker in turkey. but is there more to him? turkey is one of the meeting points for drug routes from the east and criminal gangs supplying drugs to europe in the west. zindashti grew up in the border area of iran that has seen drugs trafficked for decades. someone who knows his history and whose identity we are concealing for his own safety, says in 1996, while he was still a young man, drug running is what brought him to the attention of the authorities in iran. he is portrayed here by an actor. naji was arrested for drug smuggling and sentenced to death. but rumours later surfaced that he

habib chaab was lured from sweden to turkey and abducted. the iranian regime accused chaab of plotting attacks against iranian security forces. he was smuggled back to iran, where a confession was extracted. after a show trial, he was convicted and executed. again, someone related to zindashti was arrested in turkey in connection with the kidnapping. this time, his nephew. so who is this man, naji sharifi zindashti? he was known to be a notorious drug trafficker in turkey. but is there more to him? turkey is one of the meeting points for drug routes from the east and criminal gangs supplying drugs to europe in the west. zindashti grew up in the border area of iran that has seen drugs trafficked for decades. someone who knows his history and whose identity we are concealing for his own safety, says in 1996, while he was still a young man, drug running is what brought him to the attention of the authorities in iran. he is portrayed here by an actor. naji was arrested for drug smuggling and sentenced to death. but rumours later surfaced that he

both turkey and some other countries . i met with them and with the president of turkey last night and i consulted with some other countries . some countries, like turkey , raised this issue and announced that they are trying to mediate to prevent american aggression. i imagine that we will continue these talks to prevent american aggression. turkey and some other countries condemned these attacks, and all countries in the region , the islamic countries , condemned these crimes, the crimes that israel commits . as a member of the cooperation council , we consulted with the foreign ministers regarding the developments in iran. turkey chaired this meeting , and a joint statement was issued in this regard, emphasizing the need to prevent this aggression. we believe that america must defend its country with heroic behavior. the army of the islamic republic of iran is ready. we have full confidence and are ready to defend ourselves completely. iran's national dignity has been violated. we must defend ourselves and we must defen

fact turkey. think about a massive influx of uranium refugees into tacky, for example, tacky, already accepted millions of syrian refugees years ago. so this is a very difficult political situation for the circus president in a phone call with a gentleman chancellor. a few days ago, he particularly also warned about possible nuclear lee kits because of the ongoing attacks. and this is certainly a warring people who live so close, close by the iranian border. and turkey has complex relationships with both the us and around how is it navigating this moment diplomatically and kind of actually help with the installation? well, the tech is president. he had a number of phone calls with fi us leadership in recent days. he's in touch with the ryan ortiz. his relationship with israel is very strange. he has a nurse as one of the fiercest critics of these are all in the last one of the halls. years he's condemned, he is really strikes sony ron and blame the prime minister venue minutes. and you also trying

you're getting crazy turkeys wearing costumes like flew a turkey across the country.it had like flight goggles, fun. but once we get to world war two in the post-world war period, is we get the origins of the modern turkey pardon. so my favorite event is, something that happens in 1947. so 1947, we're a couple of years past world war two and there is an issue food shortages throughout europe in the united states there are measures taken to attempt to address that and president puts together a committee that is in charge of trying to figure out what they're going to do. now they appoint gentleman named howard luckman, who wasn't exactly the right for the job and what he decided would be the best way to go about basically having more grain production for europe is to eliminate birds in the states that would be eating that grain. this was not a thought out idea, but that year decided to launch something called poultry last thursday is which is where you were not supposed to be eating poultry on the day of thursday now. this was a huge problem. if you are a member of the

turkey, russia, what is the goal, geopolitical goal, power over the caucasus. until recently, margarita lived in the village of hadrut, which came under the control of azerbaijan in 1920. since the late eighties, she was a member of the national liberation movement, which sought to transfer the nagorno-karabakh autonomous region to armenia. then she participated in the first karabakh war, but the victory won then, according to margarita, was overshadowed by the accession of the russian special services to the throne in the unrecognized republic, which hastened establish there. that here, among the high mountains and under the protection of the russian-armenian air defense, they will not be reached, bombs and missiles, you understand, how the air defense does not work, and the first strike hits immediately, all with drones, they simply destroy all the air defense, that's it, the sky is open. armenia and russia united their air defense in 2016, agreeing that in the event of an attack, air defense control... would pass to russia, but in the fall of 2020, for some

a no turkey is clearly not so useful axa here. um, and i doubt that present ad on would have much of an influence on the as for any government concern, considering how it's trained and broken ties. all of this, certainly all directors, and you've mentioned the us already a pro possible decision by a us president from to maybe get involved in this. and these are the actors calling the shots right now. but of course, turkey is an actor here in the region, and as such, it's in a country that could possibly face any sort of spill over from further escalation across the board or more uranium, for example, seeking refuge here in hockey. they might have a certain degree of influence on the wrong inside, but the iranian foreign minister was here in turkey as well. after his talks with european counterparts did not lead to any sort of diplomatic breakthrough. as he has made it clear that the rain and physician is okay really is there any attacks, stops us. and right now from where we have standing here at the border, there is no sign of th

hello everyone, my name is eray, i am from turkey, from the city of mersin.in belarus for almost 10 years i have been living here. i sing, i am from turkey mersin. it is a very beautiful city, my parents live there too, the family is big, of course, yes, there is a brother, a sister, here are children, when there are three or four children at home, yes, but we think it will be happier at home, i met my wife then, i wanted to see belarus and how, because my wife will be from belarus, i myself am going to turkey, and i was interested in another country. to see how the traditions are, how they live, how they will look at another smooth, so it turns out i really liked it, eh, i was almost 13 and 14 years ago. it was the first time, and i told myself, this is a beautiful country, the bowl is very beautiful, why did we stay here to live, because my wife was once together we decided, but of course, i wanted more myself, it was hard for me, of course, the first year, no one knows anyone, and there is no friend, no friends, in general, well, as if there is no one, and

bazargan is in this province and on the same border with turkey. well, the south of the province is open . we have an official border with iraq, the kurdistan region. right now, we have an active border . we have one in piranshahr, one in sardasht, turkey, where we have sarvo , razavi, and bazargan is with azerbaijan . in fact , we have the border between poldasht and azerbaijan. these are our official borders. in addition to this , we have 9 active customs . we have markets. or we already had them. all the trade procedures in the country that are ongoing are all here. that means they have all the good ones. you have them in one place. yes. this applies to my entire province . i will explain later, but it applies to my border. we have procedures other than those of the country. the trade country that we have, from exports and imports, all of this . we have the kolbari procedure there, we have the pilhori procedure , we have the marzandi and the border residents. yes, we have a free zone, we have a special zone . i mean, i want to say that each of t

the russian delegation brought a draft memorandum on a ceasefire to turkey. what did ukraine take with it? we're following. and what is the situation on the battlefield: battles for malaya takmachka on the zaporizhzhya front. the enemy is being driven out by assault units of the dnepr group. exactly 2 years ago, throughout the country, in every branches of the fatherland defenders fund have started working in the region. what kind of support system for veterans of the svo and their families has been built during this time? we are changing plans for european russia; atlantic cyclones and an atmospheric front are coming. we are expecting showers, wet snow in the far north. we have weather forecasts. so, all attention is now focused on istanbul, where, according to the latest data, which literally just a few minutes ago appeared on the news agency feeds, the second round of negotiations between russia and ukraine has ended. unlike the first meeting, which took place in the dahce palace, it was decided to move it to the cirang palace. the choice of the caragan pa

at least that's how it looked, it seems to me that... why does turkey need it ? again, we need to really look at turkey, we all remember about barikhtari and other things, but in principle, in this situation, in a situation of war, turkey it is clear that it is trying to realize its interests, the interests of turkey, it is not a strategic partner for ukraine, this is my belief, by the way, this is erdogan's authoritarian regime, erdogan... has excellent relations with trump, he is his, they are people of the same blood, as they say, and at the same time, turkey wants to be a regional leader, wants to dominate the black sea basin, and there it does not need either the strengthening of russia or the strengthening of nato, as paradoxical as it may sound, since turkey is a member of nato, and for erdogan it is important projection, first of all, on domestic politics, to show the people of turkey that he is great, that he is listened to, plus, i think, he simply has this ambition to be not only regional, but one of the global leaders, this explains why he is, let's s

perhaps, in the next life, many are lucky if they are born as a cat in turkey.ts, vaccinate them, sterilize them. they always have access to fresh food and water. you ask, at whose expense are they walking. well, i'll tell you, at the expense of the city hall and volunteers. i also live at the expense of a volunteer, my husband alone, but he's not much of a volunteer, he should learn. i see there ’s even a litter box there. and the main thing is, you don’t have to report, if you want, you go for a walk, wherever and... whenever, cats in olania have complete freedom. although there was one strange law in ezmir: they forbade coming with animals to brothels. you know, unfortunately, it happens that people bring and leave their animals here. the mayor’s office is trying to fight this somehow, but unfortunately, there is no law that would punish owners who throw out an animal. but if you harm, even a homeless cat, you can go to jail to prison for six months, so we sorted out the animals, and now attention, a life hack for housewives, write it down and don't thank me,

which is also nearby on the shore of basfor, but this time they decided to change the residence, turkey uses this place for negotiations, you know, at the highest level, large summits with the participation of heads of state, in general, this once again emphasizes the attention turkey pays to russian-ukrainian negotiations, highlights its best and protected locations, by the way , including, because this palace, well, what kind of palace is this, in fact, it is a five-hundred-acre hotel, this is its... luxurious building, and it is surrounded on all sides by a wall 10 meters high, there were a lot of police here today, no one is superfluous to get here could not, therefore the journalists were accredited for this event, and not some others, only accredited, and the delegations were under the protection of the turkish side and no one could disrupt the direct russian-ukrainian negotiations, last time we talked with you two weeks ago about what was happening here in istanbul, but we repeatedly asked ourselves: there are a lot of russians, a lot of foreigners, turkey represents a huge... jo

the couple appealed to all authorities in turkmenistan and turkey, but it did not help. they say that they are in a hopeless situation. my colleague kamilla valieva will continue: zulfiya kadzhirov flew to her homeland in turkmenistan in july last year, she needed to change her passport. after the document was ready, her husband bought tickets to istanbul, where she had lived for the last few years, but at the airport. then ashgabat, she was not allowed to leave the country. zulfiya was sent to the migration service, where they said that she could not leave turkmenistan. no one gave her any reasons. she left behind a six-year-old daughter with autism and celiac disease in ashabad. this is a disorder of the small intestine. the girl needs special nutrition and constant medical supervision. zulfiya turned to the president of turkmenistan , serdar berdumukhamedov, for help. please, i beg you, help me, my daughter is also tired, she felt bad here twice. i can’t look after her here. and this one, since there are no products, it’s not my house yet, so i can’t look after her, s

nie in der türkei war, dann habe ich ihm mal gesagt, äh, das war anfang 2010 oder so, da hat... ichmal kurz kurzen trip machen, was hast du alles organisiert, du ja, in istanbul waren wir sechs sechs tage und istanbul ist ja bekanntlich halt eine islamische stadt, ja und sehr viel historie, sehr viel geschichte und viele schöne moscheen und wenn die mousine da esan also gebetsaufruf aussagen gebit aufrufen, dann ist natürlich eine ja eine melodie, die... einem so richtig ins herz geht und ich habe mal meine ich beobachtet zu haben, dass der hannoch sowas von gerührt war von von dieser stimmung, ob das der auslöser war, ich glaube schon, weil wie ich so hannofs gesicht ausdrück mal entnehmen konnte, ja der der war so einfach in sich gekehrt, ja und als sie zurückkamen hat er auch immer wieder davon gesprochen von den schönen moscheen und so, ja klar, das ist auch kein, wenn man morgens aufgeweckt wird durch ein muzin, nicht durch kirchenglock. sage ich mal, die kirchenglocken, hier auch hier in augsburg, wunderschön, man hört sie dauernd, aber wer steht auf, wenn er die kirchenglocke

cappadocia is mars on earth, which is located in the center of turkey. it's incredible. rusty rocks, underground cities. people, why build such things? instead of the sea, a sea of ​​​​delicacies. and sunrises that even astronauts would envy. is this even happening in reality? yes, yes, everything is real, now you will see everything for yourself. there are no direct flights from moscow to cappadocia flights, so the math of our trip is like this. the flight from moscow to istanbul is about 5 hours. plus from istanbul to nevsehir - one and a half. plus half an hour from the airport to the city of gyomi. a total of 7 hours on the road. is it worth it or not? well, so far, judging by what i see, it is very much worth it. i will say one thing, moscow traffic jams sometimes take much more time. but in a traffic jam you will not see this: a real open -air museum, the city of gyomi. all the roads of this city lead not to rome, but to the most interesting sights of this region. there are a great many of them here. you just have to decide where to go, straight ahead. sideways, do

i mean, turkey is a direct neighbor off of your on. so any spillover effects from this war, they would affect turkey, a massive influx of iranian refugees. for example, remember turkey took in millions of refugees off for the syrian civil war stocks. and so the government of course, does not want the seems to be a repeated prison ad on also mentioned that he's concerned about possible nuclear leakage show. so many sectors here about which people who live here close to the border are concerned is unclear. taking any visible steps that to secure that huge florida or prepare for possible for them. well, you have to know that this border has already been very secure. a ties right now, right here we can see any additional visible security measures that we've noticed, that there are additional ro checks on the way from the next bigger truck or city, the eastern city, one on the way here to the border area. we also have president to add on a recent days he said turkey would step up. it's the turns capabilities as a defense and the protection

he's taking questions now, let's listen in intermediary country like turkey, like saudi arabia, liker. you continuing your such activities of mediation, how do you see the process? thank you. well, i have been in touch with tehran of course, i still do not have exact information about the level of damages, but i don't think it matters how much damages. been made, attacking a nuclear facility by itself is an unforgivable violation of international law and should be condemned. yesterday, as i said, i had discussion and talks with a number of foreign ministers of the region, almost all of them are very... much concerned and interested to pay a role to end this aggression by by israel of course, they were worried about a possible attack by the united states, but yesterday we were all talking about how to stop the israeli aggression, well of course the door for diplomats. should be always keep open, but this is not the case right now, my country has been under attack, under aggression and we have to respond based on our legitimate drive of self-defense and we will do that as long as neede

instead, impact on turkey, turkey bold is around the fairies of it continues that they could be a major exit, those of refugees into turkey or bonds. a population of 19000000 tech. he's already hosting around 4000000 syrians of f county refugees as a, are found refugee fatigue in turkey. and beyond that, we are wrong bold during the mid least. a cool cuz he's in central asia. if this assault continued and possibly even america got involved, then the regime becomes on stable then that could affect all of these regions. and these are regions that turkey has strategic interest in. so tucking is very concerned about helping set that. beyond those ones, far a retro things, he's well, he's anxious to be farm o'neill. he is refused to opposition. close to close and american, a rate all base close to the arabian boulder on texas territory, which is key to american intelligence gathering. that's possibly because he doesn't want to place in his relationship with president trump and beyond that he will. so it won't be bank. that's not the heat of rainy and cools to try to stop is ready to get acro

but the mountain, sacred to armenians, has been in the on the territory of turkey, and to see it more closely, you need good binoculars from the observation deck of the khor verab monastery. the armenians lost their sacred mountain in 1921, when, with the participation of the rsfsr , a prisoner was taken. in the same year, another armenian historical province, artsakh, finally became part of the azerbaijani ssr by decision of the central committee of the bolshevik party. artsakh or people's karabakh, a region in the foothills of the lesser caucasus, became part of greater armenia back in the century bc. since then there. armenian culture dominated, but at the same time, it was karabakh that became the cradle of the azerbaijani ethnic group in the 11th century ad. this territory repeatedly changed hands in the war of 1992-94, the karabakh armenians achieved de facto independence, occupying not only karabakh itself, but also seven regions of azerbaijan, which became the so-called security belt. unrecognized republic, all these almost 30 years azerbaijan stubbornly tried to regain these

can turkey handle such a diplomacy or mediation? >> erdogan. turkey. ham? turkey.ham had. >> very productive meetings with the president of the republic of turkey yesterday. and i also had contacts with some of the countries of the region. some of the countries of the region, such as turkey, are. indicating that they could be mediating so that the attacks from israel could stop. i do believe that i'm going to start some actions and discussions about this to prevent this american aggression. turkey very definitely has condemned the israeli attacks, and also the countries of the region have also condemned these attacks. now, all the countries of this region and the islamic countries are condemning the massacres and the killing of israel. we, as members of the oic and the foreign ministers, we had a special meeting on the situation in iran. turkey was the chair of the session and in relation to condemning israeli attacks, the a statement was shared to end this attack and they indicated that they were on our side. the attack last night was a big murder. it was not just

hasn't turkey been carrying out many coup plans? turkey itself has been very hopeful for years that a new plan won't be drawn for it . these countries will definitely be the next target. and they may be used as a tool now, but they are tools that will be thrown away like a dirty paper towel if the west can and wins. this is one issue . the next issue is that , as i said, history is not acceptable. unfortunately, in this country , we don't read history . colonialism has also made geography hateful in iran . anyone who is a geographer or doesn't know the geography of their country's civilization. a person who does not have a grasp of the cultural geography of his country does not understand the value of location , he loses one or two paths , that is, his analytical system and framework of application are wrong , he thinks that the issue of the west is really the core issue with us, then he sees the next steps. the background, path and goal of this war are clear. there is a sacred geography against a material geography, and these two a

marina vorotnyuk, ukrainian, is on the line with us turkey expert and associate fellow at the uk's royal united services institute for defence and security studies rus. day, marina. good as i just said, the next round of talks between russia and ukraine to end the war will probably take place in turkey again. what do you expect? we did not expect much from the talks on may 16 in istanbul, because we knew that russia's strategic goals have not changed dramatically in 3 years, or in fact, in the last decades. it wants to subjugate ukraine militarily, and this means that any diplomatic negotiations, wherever they take place in istanbul or wherever. russia will try to force ukraine to a settlement that will be very disadvantageous for ukraine and very advantageous for russia. therefore, if these negotiations take place under the current conditions, i do not expect any new radical changes in their content. i think that the russian delegation will continue to put forward the same preconditions as at the recent negotiations in istanbul. they said that there will be none.

turkey, russia, what is the goal? power over the caucasus. did not give us, but it, you understand, russia, tied our hands and put us under the turkish yataghan, that is, russia does not allow us to defend ourselves even when we are literally being cut out, we are not howling with azerbaijan, we are fighting with russia, it is just that russia is fighting with us azerbaijan... khazmalyan, the chairman of the european party of armenia, for many years he has been against cooperation with russia , for leaving the csto and turning towards nato. tigran is trying to convince his compatriots that russia needs armenia only because of its strategic location. armenia is located at the crossroads of transport arteries, which in the future. armenian newspapers have repeatedly written that fsb officers are trying to take control of the armenian-iranian border and that the russians have allegedly built entire military towns in the south of the country. literally a month ago there was a terrible scandal because russian border guards

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, hakan fedan really sat there at the negotiations, yes, first of all, why did he do it, and turkey,y going to sit at these negotiations and... the question is, what next, will he leave the negotiating room or not, but in general, from the very beginning, even from those long-ago negotiations in istanbul, it was said who is the root of the problem, who is the evil, why is it all happening, again the ukrainian delegation is meeting with those, before the start, yes, because of whom is all this happening, what difference does it make, there are kings coming to power, someone else in europe, it doesn't matter, everything russophobes who want to destroy russia, turkey and... the turkish leadership does not share these approaches, turkey has its own difficulties with russia, but turkey has excellent relations with us, from the very beginning the turkish country understands. according to information from government circles, mers intends to take a leading role in the negotiations within the european community. this is not only about military support, but about a comprehensive package of mea

she came to ashgabat from turkey almost a year ago to change her passport, but at the airport, without explanation , she was denied exit. her husband, a citizen of turkey, is waiting for her in istanbul; there are about 150 wives of turks in turkmenistan who can't fly to their families. please, i beg you, help, my daughter is tired too, she felt bad here twice. in kyrgyzstan, the parliament decided to abolish the national center for the prevention of torture. this is an independent body that monitors human rights violations in... closed and semi-closed institutions. the official wording of the liquidation is reorganization, but human rights activists are sounding the alarm. they would like the national center to cease to exist. this is the asia program on the channel now. today is thursday, june 26, my name is alexey alexandrov. hello. kyrgyzstan has launched a cryptocurrency for settlements between russia and other countries under sanctions. journalists from the financial times learned about this. the new stable coin is called. a7 a5 and is backed by deposits in the russian promsvyaz

he's a senior defense analyst and is affiliated with suno news pakistan, joining us from turkey. thank you both for being here. um, well. "i want to start with you, if that's okay, from a military man standpoint, what is your view of what's happened this evening? thank you very much for, i think in my opinion, this is almost triggering the world war two, because look at iran's defensive mechanism which was in place and the mere fact that israel is considered as one of the spaces of united states, so when militally it was on the verge of collapse because this is not for. me this is from american independent observers like mcgregor and the abses, their research centers even the nick facilities and literally cutted and this was i think a very very general response by iran and defense, one is of course to compensate for that moral boosting because not talk of regime claps coming within israel instead of iran objective, the other is i think us has been. gaming because i followed some war games since 1996 that how they are going to basically attack iran they was the desire in the new c

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, but on the other hand, the same modern turkey is very stubborn. we, it was in the 14th year that the ottoman empire did this, and we have nothing to do with it, but they say that we turks never killed armenians at all. fell somehow so carefully, not completely, but partially, i would say so, well, it's like that for the audience, really in the 14th year in armenia, a lot of countries in the world agreed, the parliaments voted that it was indeed a genocide of the ottoman empire against the armenian people, but they won't understand me if we don't go with you now to the space between tel aviv, between jerusalem and tehran, to what extent in your opinion the issue has already been resolved there, because a lot of people, some more cautious, some less cautious , say that well , iran is disarmed, it has nothing, it turned out that they are not that strong and it turned out that these guards of the islamic revolution, this xir couldn't even catch agents and spies israelis somehow tame it, everyone knows everything. where to bomb, and maybe even where it

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and now turkey itself, turkey proclaims itself a hub, a center, and for it, holding negotiations on its territory. for it, holding negotiations regardless of the result with its conditionally mediating function or at least the presence of guests is very, very important, i will remind you. kanfedan, the former head of the turkish national intelligence, he is not just the minister of foreign affairs, and i will remind you that at the previous negotiations he never left the room, and what is very, very important, undoubtedly, turkey is showing more and more independence, today, probably, one of the main possible platforms, it is clear, switzerland has long been, so to speak, unable to be such a platform, but turkey still remains a member of nato, the second most honorable army of nato, and we must take into account. you deprive him of childhood from a young age, he is a participant in a large business project, let them say, today on the first, push-ups 2524 times, how did you feel after that, great, 3 hours of push-ups, this is considered. that she ran a marathon on her hands, it's too muc