The uncomfortable wait of 50 seconds to which Vladimir Putin was subjected in his visit to Iran

Recep Tayyip Erdogan left Vladimir Putin waiting for 50 seconds in front of the cameras Su visita a Tehránen lo que parece un pequeno acto de venganza por una espera de dos minutos a la que lo submittedió el mandatario ruso en 2020.

In March 2020, Erdogan y His delegation had waited for two minutes before starting a meeting with Putin and his team. Un video difundido en aquella occasión por medios rusos lo showraba a Erdogan de pie y finalmente sentado antes de ser conducido a la habitación donde estrechó la mano de Putin.

And now, during his meeting with Putin two years later, Erdogan paid him with the same coin. En el video se lo puede ver a Putin visiblemente uncomfortable y anxious por la llegada de Erdoğan.

This is a bilateral meeting, The Russian president said that he wanted to “thank” his Turkish counterpart for the progress in the conversations about Ukraine’s grain. according to the Kremlin.

The war of Russia against Ukraine has greatly hindered the shipments of one of the major exporters of wheat and other cereals in the world. lo que genera temores de escasez mundial de alimentos.

Turkey, member of NATO in terms of dialogue with Russia and Ukraine, ha encabezado los effortos para renudar las entregas de granos.

Erdogan ha estado offering durante meses reunirse con Putin en un intento por ayudar a resolver las crèquentes tensiones globales.

“I want to thank you for your efforts to mediate,” said Putin to Erdogan during the bilateral meeting, according to comments published by the Kremlin.

“Hemos avanzado”, he said Putiny agregó que “todavía no se han resuelto todos los problemas”.

The Russian president landed this Tuesday in Tehran He met with his counterparts in Iran and Turkey to maintain conversations focused mainly on the conflict in Syria, but also on the war in Ukraine and its impact on the world economy.

State television showed live images of Putin’s arrival in the Iranian capital, where he realized His second trip abroad since the beginning of the Russian offensive in Ukraine on February 24.

Por su parte, el presidente turco llegó el lunes a Teherán donde mantuvo Bilateral meetings with Iranian leaders, who reiterated their opposition to a Turkish offensive in northern Syria.

La reunión tripartita tiene lugar días después de la tour del presidente estadonesian Joe Biden por Medio Oriente, donde visitó Israel y Saudi Arabiados países hostiles a Iran.

La cumbre se centró en Syriadonde Russia, Turkey e Iran son actores principales en la guerra que asola el país desde 2011.

Moscow and Tehran support the regime Bashar al-Assad y Ankara a los rebeldes. Los tres países lanzaron en 2017 el llamado proceso de Astaná, cuyo objetivo oficial es llevar la peace a Syria.

Putin juzgó “útil” la reunión a tres bandas que mantuvo este martes in Teherán with his Turkish and Iranian counterpart about the conflict in Syria.

“La reunión fue útil y muy instructiva, hemos discutido sobre puntos clave de nuestra coordinación respecto a Siria”declared Putin at the end of the discussions, in a speech broadcast by Russian television, while inviting his peers to visit Russia “before the end of the year” to continue addressing the issue.

“In the last years, the terrorist threat has decreased […] gracias a nuestros espuertos comunes”, he continued.

He also affirmed that the following consultations on Syria, with the same model called “from Astaná”, will probably be organized “before the end of the year”.

(With information from AFP)

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