Vice President Yılmaz: We hope that the negotiation process will result in lasting peace

Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz, regarding the US-Iran negotiations, said, "The effective and comprehensive implementation of the ceasefire in our region, sufficient opportunity for negotiations, and the negotiation process that has begun to result in permanent peace...

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Vice President Yılmaz: We hope that the negotiation process will result in lasting peace

Source: TRT Haber

Cumhurbaşkanı Yardımcısı Cevdet Yılmaz, ABDİran müzakerelerine ilişkin, "Bölgemizde sağlanan ateşkesin etkili ve kapsamlı şekilde uygulanmasını, müzakerelere yeterli fırsatın verilmesini ve başlayan müzakere sürecinin kalıcı barış ile sonuçlanmasını diliyoruz." ifadesini kullandı.

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