Unofficial delegation from Turkey to inspect situation with Crimean Tatars on peninsula - Foreign Minister
Turkey plans to send an unofficial delegation to Crimea to inspect the situation with the Crimean Tatars, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu has said.
"We consider sending an unofficial delegation to Crimea to see how the locals live," he said at a joint press conference with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin in Kyiv on Monday.
He said that Turkey had repeatedly stated that it does not support Russia's annexation of Crimea, but "people should not suffer because of this."
Cavusoglu said that in the Crimean question the Turkish authorities intended to work with the Kyiv authorities, "using their tips." He said that Turkey was constantly considering providing assistance to the Crimean Tatars, using the capabilities of the Turkish International Cooperation and Development Agency and Turkey's Department of Religious Affairs.
Advertising
Advertising
MORE ABOUT
Turkey ready to host talks between Ukraine and Russia in all formats – Erdogan
16:59, 12.12.2025
To end the war, Europe must help Ukraine make difficult choices, particularly regarding territorial matters - Turkish MFA
10:54, 12.12.2025
Ukrainian drones launched massive overnight attack on occupied Crimea, including electrical substation in Krasnoperekopsk
14:09, 22.11.2025
Turkey ready to discuss with Russia proposals to accelerate ceasefire – Erdoğan
18:58, 19.11.2025
Yermak from Turkey: I am in contact with representatives of Trump administration, especially with Witkoff
10:58, 19.11.2025
LATEST
Gulliver Mall in Kyiv partially reopens
21:11, 12.12.2025
SBU drones again hit Russian oil production platforms in Caspian Sea – source
20:56, 12.12.2025
NSDC comments on info about Umerov's secret meetings with FBI leadership
20:42, 12.12.2025
Hegseth cuts out Driscoll of Ukraine's negotiations – media
20:32, 12.12.2025
Defense Minister: We build comprehensive system of anti-corruption management