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Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan affirmed that Turkey does not want the Russia-Ukraine war to expand into the Black Sea, warning of the risks of escalating the conflict which threaten the security of the region. He emphasized the importance of maintaining stability in the Black Sea and called on all parties to exercise wisdom and responsibility, while continuing to seek new strategies to break free from the cycle of war. He also confirmed that the Istanbul negotiations played a significant role in promoting direct dialogue between Russia and Ukraine, and that security guarantees for Kyiv—especially at sea—are a fundamental part of any potential peace agreement. On his part, the Ukrainian Foreign Minister expressed Ukraine's readiness for a ceasefire, and indicated that Turkey could host new negotiations between the two sides.
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