Mevlut Cavusoglu: Turkiye doesn't benefit from weaker Europe
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- 14 October, 2022
- 10:30
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Russian President Vladimir Putin made a proposal to establish a gas hub between Turkiye and Russia, said Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu, Report informs.
He said that important pipelines reach European countries via Turkiye:
"We want to solve the energy crisis in Europe. Because the weakening of Europe does not benefit us. For example, the agreement on the export of grain is not only for the benefit of Europe but the whole world."
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