Erdogan's adviser: It was about 3% of Ukraine's territorial losses in 2022, now it's about 25%

Foreign Affairs Adviser to the President of Turkey Akif Çağatay Kılıç, photo from open sources

Akif Çağatay Kılıç, Foreign Affairs Adviser to the Turkish President, noted that in 2022, the negotiations were focused on limiting Ukraine's territorial losses from Russia to 3%, but today this figure is about 25%.

His statement was quoted by The Guardian.

«If in 2022 it was about 3% of Ukraine's territory, now it is about 25%. The situation is constantly changing: the terms of negotiations and territories are being revised. There is progress, but everything is changing again. The main problem is the loss of trust between the parties», said the Foreign Affairs Adviser to the President of Turkey.

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