Turkish Premier: We must not forget about suffering of Crimea people
Other countries
- 13 May, 2015
- 11:22
Add Report.az to preferred Google sources
Stay up to date with the top news!
Baku. 13 May. REPORT.AZ/ "Ukraine must be supported so that it can ensure the safety of its people. Stretching out a helping hand, we should not forget about the suffering, especially the Crimean people."
Report informs citing Russian TASS, the Prime Minister of Turkey, Ahmet Davutoglu said making a welcome speech at the opening of the summit of foreign ministers of NATO in the Turkey's Belek (Antalya Province).
He also called joining of Crimea to Russia "illegal and totally unacceptable."
"It's very important for us to keep contacts with Crimean Tatars, and to prevent their isolation", said Turkish Prime Minister.
Latest News
23:54
Parviz Shahbazov: Strong political ties underpin Azerbaijan–Ukraine economic cooperation
Foreign policy
23:42
Shmyhal says Black Sea–Caspian links could open new trade and energy routes
Foreign policy
23:23
Shmyhal calls on Azerbaijani companies to help rebuild Ukraine
Foreign policy
23:18
Russia plans to return nine children to Ukraine in November, official says
Region
23:06
QatarEnergy in talks with US suppliers for long-term LNG deals
Other countries
22:48
Putin ready to help end US–Iran conflict, Rezaei says
Region
22:16
Iran's Rezaei delivers letter from Khamenei to Putin
Region
21:58
Russia and Iran sign documents on Rasht–Astara railway project
Region
21:42
Zelenskyy and Costa discuss Ukraine's EU accession and Abu Dhabi talks
Other countries