The Turkish president he hoped the new US president would herald better ties as Ankara has been disappointed by both Republicans and Democrats in the past, broadcaster Haberturk and others reported on Thursday.
Turkey's President Erdogan wishes new US president will harbour better ties
Turkish President Tayyip ErdoÄan said that he hoped the new US president would herald better ties as Ankara has been disappointed by both Republicans and Democrats in the past, broadcaster Haberturk and others reported on Thursday.
The 2024 US elections will be held in November between the Republicans' Donald Trump and the Democrats' Kamala Harris, also the U.S. Vice President. During his presidency, Donald Trump imposed sanctions on Turkey over its purchase of Russian defences.
Speaking to Turkish journalists in New York before leaving the UN General Assembly, Erdogan said Turkey still wanted to be reimbursed for the money it spent on F-35 fighter jets after being removed from the jet programme over the Russian purchases.
"My hope is that whoever comes does not make us miss the outgoing one," ErdoÄan was cited as saying. "They all made us experience this disappointment. The Republicans and Democrats."
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Sep 26, 2024