Erdogan believes in his role a mediator between Russia and the West - an expert

According to analysts, Turkish President Erdogan currently has no levers to the event that Putin may be interested in. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan seeks to seem to mediators between Ukraine and Russia, West and Russia. Its goal is not just to solve the economic problems that are currently in Turkey, but also to have an image of a worldwide policy. Political expert Maxim Jigigun said this in a focus comment.

"Erdogan is such a person who tries to build his personal image of a world -wide policy that opens gas deposits in the Black Sea, then launches electric cars, builds space programs," he says. "In addition to extracting the country from the crisis, he now has now Another task is to stay in history as a great leader of Turkey. Of course, he would like to scale and can use Russia as a factor of pressure to the West and vice versa.

This is a question Countries to the EU, because it understands that it is its last time, it will no longer be able to run unless it changes the Constitution. But you need to be completed on a positive note, and it can only be done with the assistance of the event. " However, experts now note that Erdogan has no levers of influence to the West that Putin may be interested in. And one is pressing that the event "fulfill its obligations to export grain by Russia.

" Like, Russian exports of grain and fertilizer do not fall under the sanctions of the event imposed through aggression in Ukraine, but in the Kremlin state that "restrictions on payments, logistics and insurance were an obstacle to supply. " Earlier, journalists learned that instead of the Ukrainian "grain agreement", Russia, Turkey and Qatar prepare a new trilateral agreement on Russian and Ukrainian stolen grain.