Примери коришћења Moscow and ankara на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The relations between Moscow and Ankara have been subjected to a new test.
Moscow and Ankara continue discussing the matter, he said.
The emerging partnership between Moscow and Ankara has caused alarm in Washington.
Moscow and Ankara are actively politicising ethnicand religious tension in the Balkans.
Russia said there is a trend for cooperation with Turkey on Syria to be“constructive” now that Moscow and Ankara are mending their ties.
A conflict between Moscow and Ankara over the Syrian civil war would be simple madness.
In addition, it is the diplomatic efforts of Nursultan Nazarbayev which have greatly contributed to the normalization of relations between Moscow and Ankara.
A thaw in relations between Moscow and Ankara began last June following Turkey's apology to Russia.
The incident involving the Russian aircraft shot down by the Turkish air force will be a difficult test for bilateral relations between Moscow and Ankara.
Relations between Moscow and Ankara were resumed in June last year, following Turkey's apology to Russia.
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman said there is a trend for cooperation with Turkey on Syria to be"constructive" now that Moscow and Ankara are mending their ties.
Moscow and Ankara are to“define certain areas of influenceand understand who will control what.”.
While many feared that the incident would plunge both countries into war,conflict was avoided, though relations between Moscow and Ankara have remained chilly.
In addition, Moscow and Ankara are negotiating a joint production of some elements of anti-aircraft systems in Turkey.
But in recent months, as the European Union confronted the refugee crisis and the Syrian conflict that is fueling it, Moscow and Ankara have come to the fore.
Both Moscow and Ankara face similar security threats in the region, such as terrorism and Islamist extremism.
In September, the press service of Russia's Federal Service for Military-Technical Cooperation(FSMTC) said that Moscow and Ankara had reached an agreement on the delivery of S-400 systems to Turkey.
Relations between Moscow and Ankara have long been fraught over the conflict, with the two supporting opposing sides.
Saudi Arabia added fuel to the fire by issuing a statement about the possible deployment of troops to Syria,triggering a new wave of speculation on whether a direct confrontation between Moscow and Ankara can be avoided or whether war is inevitable.
But Moscow and Ankara are gaining access to some of the energy security in the fragile world of Southeast Europe's small states”.
Eventually, Russia lifted the ban on tomatoes too,but as tensions between Moscow and Ankara have escalated in the last few weeks over Syria, the tomato war has once again flared up.
But Moscow and Ankara are gaining access to some of the energy security in the fragile world of Southeast Europe's small states”.
The best proof of this was the statement on December 1, 2014, in which Moscow and Ankara announced the construction of a new gas pipeline, Turkish Stream, which would run from Russia to Turkey via the Black Sea.
Now Moscow and Ankara seem to have overcome their differencesand are working together with Iran on stopping the war in Syria.
Eventually, Russia lifted the ban on tomatoes too,but as tensions between Moscow and Ankara have escalated in the last few weeks over Syria, the tomato war has once again flared up.
Ties between Moscow and Ankara have sharply deteriorated since the downing of the Russian jet on Nov 24, a move described by Mr Putin as"a dastardly stab in the back".
Earlier this week, Sergei Chemezov, CEO of Russia's Rostec Corporation,said that Moscow and Ankara agreed on all the technical details of the deal, with only administrative aspects remaining.
In October 2016, Moscow and Ankara signed an intergovernmental agreement on the construction of two submarine pipeline lines across the Black Sea.
The binding agreement on the construction has not yet been signed between Moscow and Ankara, and the pipeline is expected to run only after 2017, ambassador Ümit Yardım said in an interview with Interfax.
But Moscow and Ankara understand that without some joint actionand compromise, neither Russia nor Turkey will be able to achieve what they want in Syria.”.