Speaking after attending the Coalition of the Willing summit in Paris on Tuesday, Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan told journalists that reaching lasting peace in the Russia-Ukraine conflict was "now quite close."
"In my view, after four years of war, we are now quite close to a lasting peace. At the very least, we see that several areas that are key to peace are being discussed in an exceptionally serious manner," Fidan told journalists at the Turkish Embassy in Paris late Tuesday.
"At the very least, we see that key areas essential to peace are being discussed in an exceptionally serious way. Tรผrkiye has also contributed to this process. What we see is that, if signed, this will not merely be a peace agreement that ends the war in Ukraine. It will also determine, in the long term, the modalities of peace between Russia and Europe in the new era. At the same time, it will be a comprehensive agreement that shapes Russiaโs regional policies going forward," added the foreign minister.
On what was discussed, Fidan said that they were concerned about issues such as monitorin
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