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U.S., Turkish presidential advisers discuss ‘Russian aggression’ in Ukraine

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. nationwide safety adviser Jake Sullivan and Ibrahim Kalin, chief adviser to the president of Turkey, spoke on Tuesday and mentioned their dedication to “deter additional Russian aggression towards Ukraine”, the White Home stated in an announcement.

Each Russia and Ukraine are open to the thought of Turkey taking part in a job to ease pressure between the 2 nations, as proposed by Ankara in November, Turkish diplomatic sources stated final month.

Earlier on Tuesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin accused the West of intentionally making a state of affairs designed to lure it into warfare and ignoring Russia’s safety issues over Ukraine.

(Reporting by Nandita Bose in Washington; Enhancing by Robert Birsel)

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