The President of Turkey had today, Friday (28.03.25), the President of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putinas the Turkish Presidency announced in its announcement.
The Turkish news agency Anadolu reported that Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Vladimir Putin had scheduled telephone communication, during which bilateral relationships were discussed between Turkey and Russia, as well as regional and global issues.
During their communication they discussed both the war in Ukraine and Syria, with the Turkish president telling his Russian counterpart that the steps for the Achieving safe navigation in the Black Sea will contribute to peace efforts with Ukraine and added that the Ankara is ready to contribute to these efforts.
Also in its announcement, the Turkish Presidency said Erdogan told Putin that the Turkey is closely monitoring the peace efforts between Ukraine and Russia and reiterated the offer to host talks.
Conflicts continue in Ukraine despite the “bazaars”
Russia has accused Ukraine of targeting energy infrastructures on its territory yesterday, Thursday, and today, in violation of a fragile ceasefire aimed at banning the bumps of such goals.
The Russian Ministry of Defense announced that the commitments that Kiev had publicly made to stop his attacks were but a “stroke” by Volodimir Zelenski.
The ministry added in a statement that a Ukrainian attack today with Himars, American -made rockets, has mainly caused a “strong fire” and significant disasters at the Susza gas measurement station in the Russian region of Kursk, where battles are raging. He also noted that Ukraine attacked Belgorod energy facilities and tried to hit oil refinery in the Saratov region.
At the same time, the Ukrainian Air Force announced today that Russia has launched 163 unmanned air vehicles during its attack at night.
The Ukrainian Air Force added that it has dropped 89 drones while another 51 did not reach their goals, possibly due to the use of electronic warfare. He did not specify what happened to the remaining 23.