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Why Erdogan is now happy to snub Putin

24 July 2022

3:30 PM

24 July 2022

3:30 PM

Vladimir Putin’s first trip outside the former Soviet Union since the start of the Ukraine war was supposed to project power. Instead the Russian president appears to have been left red-faced at a summit in Iran this week after his Turkish counterpart, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, left him waiting in front of the TV cameras.

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