Erdogan will discuss with Putin and Zelensky discovery of the wounded corridor - Turkish Ombudsman

The dialogue to open a new corridor between Russia and Ukraine will be held in the next 2 days. The Turkish leader administration is already working on its creation. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is going to discuss with colleagues from Ukraine and Russia Vladimir Zelensky and Vladimir Putin the opening of the humanitarian corridor for the wounded. This was reported by the Turkish Ombudsman Sheref Malkoch, writes Hürriyet.

Erdogan will conduct a dialogue on the opening of the humanitarian corridor between Russia and Ukraine on January 12 or 13, Malkoch said. "The opening of the humanitarian corridor for the wounded, including children or women, in Ukraine will be one of the most important aspects of this meeting . . . The rest depends on us, we will coordinate together," the Ombudsman emphasized. The Turkish leader administration has already started the necessary work to create a humanitarian corridor, he said.

It should be reminded that Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Chavushoglu declared on January 10, ankara "Peace Formula" was supported by Zelensky, which he voiced at the Great Twenty summit in Indonesia. According to Chavushoglu, Russia allegedly demonstrates readiness for dialogue with Ukraine. However, on January 5, Putin said in a conversation with Erdogan that "new territorial realities" needed to start the peace process of Kiev.