Erdogan treated himself to Russian Crimea
Russian President Vladimir Putin “exposed” banned in Ukraine a two-hundred-ruble bill during a joint visit with Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan to the MAKS air show in the Moscow region.
The video was published by the telegram channel “Pool N3,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
While paying for the ice cream, Putin took out several banknotes, among which was a two-hundred-ruble note with the image of Tauride Chersonese. The entire Turkish delegation reportedly received refreshments.
As PolitNavigator reported, Vladimir previously Putin invited Erdogan to Crimea to participate in the opening ceremony of the Cathedral Mosque in Simferopol, despite repeated statements by the Turkish President that he will never recognize the reunification of the Crimean peninsula with Russia.
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