Moscow Believes Ankara Will Take Russia's Signals Seriously: Zakharova Warns

Moscow believes that Ankara will take Russia's signals seriously. This was stated by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, while commenting on the opening of the park named after Chechen terrorist Johar Dudayev in Turkey, noting that such actions contradict the spirit of the relationship between the two countries.

She emphasized that Russia has expressed that it absolutely does not accept any form of terrorists, militants, or extremists, including acts of glorification, which reflects Moscow's principled stance.

"Such attempts are unacceptable and undoubtedly demand the most decisive condemnation by the entire international community. We must be united here. They contradict the spirit of Russian-Turkish relations and mutually beneficial cooperation, which the leaders of our states pay great attention to in terms of preservation and strengthening," said Zakharova.

"We believe that the Turkish side will take our signals regarding the inadmissibility of such actions that undermine mutual trust with all seriousness," she stressed.