Turkey’s Erdogan says common interests with U.S. outweigh differences

By Amnons REPORT on February 20, 2021

AMNON'S REPORT

ANKARA — The common interests of Turkey and the United States outweigh their differences and Ankara wants improved cooperation with Washington, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday striking a rare conciliatory tone. Read More

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Turkey’s Erdogan says common interests with U.S. outweigh differences

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