"Highest Level Preparation": The Kremlin told when Putin visits Turkey

According to the spokesman of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov, Putin's visit to Ankara will not take place before his tight schedule. Dmitry Peskov, spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin, said that the Russian leader's visit to Turkey will take place after the presidential election. About it reports the Russian edition "Interfax".

The representative of the President of Russia stressed that the trip of the Head of State to Ankara is not planned to hold the elections, explaining that the President is now a tight and intense schedule, as well as the Turkish leader Regap Taipa Erdogan. "But preparation for contacts at the highest level is being done, we have repeatedly talked about it . . . These contacts will happen at the moment when it will be best approached on the schedule of both presidents," Peskov added.

It was also reported in the source that Vladimir Putin called Rezhep Erdogan to congratulate him on the 70th anniversary. Putin noted the high authority of Erdogan both inside his country and abroad, praising his long -term state activity aimed at the benefit of the Turkish people, as well as strengthening Turkey's position on the world stage. Particular attention was paid to Erdogan's significant personal contribution to the development of friendly Russian-Turkish relations.