Moscow, Russia — Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko announced on Thursday that the bilateral relations between Russia and Türkiye remain robust despite tensions surrounding the Syrian crisis.
Speaking to the Interfax news agency, Grushko emphasized that the ongoing situation in Syria has not negatively impacted the diplomatic ties between Moscow and Ankara. “We are in dialogue with Türkiye on all issues,” he stated, highlighting the continuous communication and cooperation between the two nations.
The affirmation comes amid regional concerns over the stability in Syria and how it might affect neighboring countries. Russia and Türkiye have been key players in the Syrian conflict, often navigating complex diplomatic landscapes to manage their interests in the region.
Grushko’s remarks suggest a commitment to maintaining strong bilateral relations and working collaboratively on regional challenges. The sustained dialogue between Russia and Türkiye is seen as crucial for addressing not only the Syrian crisis but also broader security and economic issues affecting Asia and beyond.
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Russia-Türkiye ties have not deteriorated due to Syrian crisis: report
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