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Representatives of the Russian Federation will not attend the Black Sea security meeting scheduled for 15-16 April in T\u00fcrkiye.<\/p>\n
Source<\/strong>: European Pravda<\/a> with reference to Turkish media outlet Anadolu<\/a><\/p>\n Details<\/strong>: The Turkish Defence Ministry has announced that a meeting will be held in Ankara on 15 and 16 April to discuss the security of the Black Sea after a potential ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia.<\/p>\n Advertisement:<\/p>\n
The meeting will be held at the naval headquarters. It will be attended by military representatives of foreign countries. The agenda will include naval planning to maintain a peaceful environment in the Black Sea.<\/p>\n The Turkish Defence Ministry did not specify which countries would take part in the meeting but noted that there would be no Russian officials among them.<\/p>\n Earlier, Turkish media quoted sources in the Turkish Defence Ministry as saying that a meeting on security in the Black Sea would be held<\/a> in Ankara, with Ukrainian and Russian representatives attending.<\/p>\n
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