However, they must do business under international law.
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu told a forum in Doha that his country would welcome Russian oligarchs . Politics quotes Reuters.
“If you mean whether these oligarchs can do any business in Turkey, then, of course, if it is legal and does not contradict international law, we will consider it,” Cavusoglu said.
The same applies to any Russian citizen wishing to visit Turkey.
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Earlier, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that Ukraine and Russia are close to reaching a consensus on four of the six terms of the peace talks. However, the Ukrainian and Russian sides denied his words.
See the special topic: The occupiers are trying to surround the Ukrainian military in the Donbass – British intelligence Local counterattacks of the APU hinder attempts by the Russian army to reorganize its forces. “Mariupol is surrounded, but remains a Ukrainian city” – measures Boychenko The occupiers did not expect that the city will last so long. The occupiers struck with banned cluster munitions on Krasnogorovka Ammunition fell in the middle of the streets of the private sector. The General Staff of the APU reported on the losses of the occupiers on the 32nd day of the war . The calculation of losses is complicated by the high intensity of hostilities. The fire in Lviv was extinguished as a result of an air strike until the morning The oil depot in Dubno is still on fire.
