Russian statement to Turkey

Zaharova, at a press conference in the capital Moscow, made a statement about the earthquakes, the epicenter of which was Kahramanmaraş.

Stating that the situation in Turkey is extremely difficult due to the earthquakes, Zaharova pointed out that many people lost their lives and many buildings were damaged.

Expressing her condolences to the countries where the earthquakes occurred, Zaharova said: “The Turkish administration is taking measures to overcome the devastating consequences, provide assistance to the victims, organize temporary shelters and evacuate citizens to safe areas of the country.” saying.

Reminding that Russian search and rescue teams, including 150 personnel, and “BE-200” type aircraft were sent to Turkey to extinguish fires caused by earthquakes, Zaharova stressed that Russian citizens should not go to areas dangerous by instruction of Russia. President Vladimir Putin.

“NEGOTIATIONS BLOCKED BY THE WESTERN AND kyiv REGIME”

“Is Russia ready to consider Israel’s mediation attempts to resolve the Ukraine issue?” Responding to the question, Zakharova stated that some countries made proposals on this issue, but the Kyiv administration unilaterally blocked the negotiation process.

Zaharova said:

“Western countries, which gave up on diplomacy and showed a crazy position to defeat Russia on the battlefield with maniacal determination, support all these steps. The US State Department, the White House, has repeatedly asserted that the time for negotiation has not come, that there is no reason, and that success must be achieved by force. Therefore, at the moment, the West and the Kyiv regime have jointly blocked everything related to the subject of negotiation, and they not only confirm this to the public, but constantly explain this approach.”

Assessing German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius’s statement to the German newspaper that “the world would be better without Russian President Vladimir Putin,” Zaharova said, “Pistorius hinted that the Russian administration should be abolished entirely. Such a statement it is absolutely unacceptable to the authorities of any country that is a member of the international community,” he said. (BRITISH AUTOMOBILE CLUB)