Turkey hopes that Russia and Ukraine will complete work on technical issues in their possible next talks, the country's Foreign Minister, Hakan Fidan, said.
According to foreign media, speaking at a press conference in Kiev, where he traveled after talks in Moscow earlier this week, Fidan said that the May 16 talks between Russia and Ukraine in Istanbul, the first direct contact between them in three years, marked a new beginning.
Fidan went on to say that he believed further meetings were possible, writes A2 CNN.
He added that Ankara wanted to organize a leaders' summit afterwards, with the Turkish and American presidents also present.
It should be noted that Ukraine has not yet responded to the proposed peace talks on June 2 and has said it wants to see a document setting out Russia's proposals for a peace agreement before sending a delegation to Istanbul. (A2 Televizion)
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