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“Regardless of which candidate takes office in the US, we will take a sincere approach to improve our relationship,” said Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu.
The decades-long partnership between NATO allies has experienced an unprecedented conflict in the past five years due to disagreements over Syrian policy, Ankara’s closer ties with Moscow, Turkey’s ambitions in the eastern Mediterranean, US accusations of Turkish state banks and erosion of rights. human rights (HAM) in Turkey.
Cavusoglu said Turkey has been working with US governments from the Democratic and Republican parties and overcoming difficulties with both. (Also Read: ABC, CBS, NBC Cut Off Trump’s Press Conference Broadcast on Elections)
He was speaking as Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden narrowly edged out President Donald Trump in the state of Georgia, putting the White House within Biden’s reach. Currently, a number of states are still counting votes. (See Infographic: If Biden Locked Up the Nevada Voting, the US Presidential Election is Over)
Washington has threatened to sanction Turkey for buying Russian missile defense systems, but the Trump administration has avoided sanctions. (Watch Video: Pro-Donald Trump Rallies Take Place Outside the Electoral Center)
“Of course each individual has an impact, positive and negative. The genuine friendship between our president and Mr. Trump continues through the most difficult times, “said Cavusoglu.
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