Donald Trump urges Turkish President Erdogan to cut Russian oil, floats F-35 deal

President Donald Trump suppressed Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to stop buying oil from Russia, and leaders NATO had a F-35 fighter aircraft in Ankara while trying to solve a series of problems that have been solving ties for a long time.

“I want Russia to stop buying any oil from Russia while Russia continues to attack against Ukraine,” Trump said on Thursday with the Turkish counterpart in Oval Office on Thursday. He said.

Trump’s comments point to the latest example that the Kremlin forced US partners to cut Russian energy purchases to bore the financing for the war effort in Ukraine. This week, the President said he believed that Kiev could win victory against Moscow, another effort to put pressure on Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
Erdogan’s visit to the White House – for the first time in six years – the US and Turkey’s two NATO ally Russia and China with a defense agreements, regional conflicts and competition network offered the opportunity to reset relations.

The President said he would discuss Erdogan’s desire to re-participate in the F-35 warrior program, but he did not commit to taking Ankara back. However, if Trump had a good meeting with the Turkish counterpart, the sanctions would be “immediately” to the authorities. US President, until the end of the day can be reached, he said.

“I think it will be successful in buying what he wants to buy.” He said. “We need certain things and we need certain things. Turkey was an original partner in developing Lockheed’s most advanced war plan, but after the purchase of Russia’s S-400 air defense system. He refused to leave, but he said that a compromise could re-open the door of the F-35s, the US President of the S-400s will meet with Erdogan purchases.

‘Big Impact’
Turkey depends on the US military and diplomatic support and its commitment to the NATO alliance is seen as a barometer for the appearance of a large Middle East economy. The alliance may also be very important to strengthen NATO to alleviate the Middle East tensions that have faced new challenges from a newly encouraged Russia and that Trump’s Middle East tensions associated with Israel’s war against Hamas.