Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin about Black Sea tensions following a series of attacks on civilian ships, according to The Zioneer.
Erdogan and Putin discussed tensions in the Black Sea after a series of attacks on civilian ships, according to The Zioneer. The report describes the calls as a discussion of the regional tension but gives no further details about the attacks or the conversation.
In separate earlier reports, The Zioneer reported on June 10 that U.S. President Donald Trump said a clash between Israel and Turkey would not happen while he was president, citing his relationship with Erdogan. On July 9, The Zioneer reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu raised Erdogan’s rhetoric and border security zones in a call with Trump. On September 27, The Zioneer reported that Israel was preparing a legal case concerning Erdogan and Kurdish killings, citing an i24NEWS report. Those reports concerned separate diplomatic and legal developments.
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