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Biden meets with Turkish President Erdoğan

Por: The Hill Politics November 15, 2022

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President Biden on Tuesday met with Turkish President Tayyip Erdoğan on the margins of the Group of 20 Summit (G20) in Bali, Indonesia. Biden in the meeting made clear that the U.S. stands with Turkey, which is a NATO ally, following a bombing in Istanbul on Sunday that left at least six people dead. Turkey’s interior minister  of being complicit in the bombing, rejecting a condolence statement from the U.S. Embassy in Turkey. The... + full article



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