President of Türkiye Recep Tayyip Erdoğan participated in the leaders’ summit of the “Volunteers Coalition,” held via videoconference and established to support Ukraine, APA reports.
The meeting was attended by representatives from 35 countries, who discussed the latest situation in the Russia–Ukraine war, possible steps toward halting the fighting, and ongoing peace initiatives.
According to the Turkish leader, Ankara continues its diplomatic efforts to ensure a just and lasting peace as soon as possible and is working to bring both sides to direct negotiations.
The president noted that Russia–Ukraine talks may once again be held in Istanbul. Türkiye is holding discussions with both Moscow and Kyiv toward this goal.
Erdoğan added that a ceasefire agreement, which would also cover the energy sector and ports, could create favourable conditions for negotiating a comprehensive peace accord.
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