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    Erdoğan: European security without Türkiye will not be possible

    By Agencies And A NewsMarch 24, 20251 Min Read
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    Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan made remarkable statements about the latest political developments following a cabinet meeting on Monday.

    ‘Heated debates over past weeks have shown that European security without Türkiye will not be possible,’ Erdoğan said in a statement.

    It is quite possible that Türkiye-US ties will gain a different momentum in US President Donald Trump’s second term, Erdoğan pointed out.

    In his speech following the cabinet meeting, Erdoğan said that in a “cordial” phone call, he and Trump discussed many important issues, including removing all obstacles to the $100 billion trade target.

    On March 16, Erdoğan and Trump held a phone call during which the Turkish president expressed his full confidence that Ankara and Washington will advance bilateral cooperation through solidarity, a result-oriented approach and in a sincere manner in the new era of relations.

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