“One is monotonous and cold, the other explosive, but Vladimir Putin and Recep Tayyip Erdogan speak the same language,” he said.
As a “devilish duet” with common interests, and many common points, presents on its front page the French magazine Le Point the president of Russia Vladimir Putin and his Turkish counterpart Tayyip Erdogan, echoing the climate prevailing in many western capitals for both of them.
“One is monotonous and cold. The other explosive. But Vladimir Putin and Recep Tayyip Erdogan speak the same language. In September 2021, at his summer residence in Sochi, on the shores of the Black Sea, the Russian president warmly welcomes his Turkish counterpart. Sometimes negotiations are not easy, but they end with a positive result. “Our services have learned to find compromises that are mutually beneficial,” Vladimir Putin said after a lengthy interview. “Russia and Turkey have a great benefit to continue to strengthen their relations,” Erdogan said.
“The two men are about the same age, 69 for Putin and 68 for Erdogan. Both have ruled for many years. And they hope to continue their reign for many more. ” is still stressed in the caustic post.
