Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan was cited on Friday as saying that a meeting with US President Joe Biden on the situation in Gaza was not on his agenda, but that he would discuss it and other issues if Biden called.
Speaking to reporters on a flight from Athens, Erdogan said his foreign minister would hold talks in Washington as part of a so-called contact group of Muslim countries on Friday. He hoped it would lead to the end of US support for Israel, according to broadcaster Haberturk and others.
Turkish President Tayyip
Erdogan was cited on Friday as saying that a meeting with US President Joe Biden on the situation in Gaza was not on his
agenda, but that he would discuss it and other issues if Biden
called.
Speaking to reporters on a flight from Athens, Erdogan said
his foreign minister would hold talks in Washington as part of a
so-called contact group...
Erdogan was cited on Friday as saying that a meeting with US President Joe Biden on the situation in Gaza was not on his
agenda, but that he would discuss it and other issues if Biden
called.
Speaking to reporters on a flight from Athens, Erdogan said
his foreign minister would hold talks in Washington as part of a
so-called contact group...