Turkish parliament speaker: Global tensions may rise

Kanan Novruzov
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The global tension may rise, said Mustafa Sentop, the Speaker of the Turkish Grand National Assembly (Parliament), Report informs.

He said a fair international system is necessary to prevent it: "Yesterday, the grain deal was restored. But the threat of a food crisis caused by the Ukraine-Russia tension has not been eliminated yet."

Sentop said that everyone can see Turkiye's mediation role.

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