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Turkey's Erdogan tells Ukraine's Zelenskiy that Black Sea attacks are inexplicable

Erdogan brands recent Black Sea ship attacks “inexplicable,” pushing Turkey’s peace push to the forefront of Ukraine‑Russia talks.

By · Published September 24, 2026  08:42 UTC · Updated September 26, 2026  11:30 UTC

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  • Primary Driver: Erdogan brands recent Black Sea ship attacks “inexplicable,” pushing Turkey’s peace push to the forefront of Ukraine‑Russia talks.
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Erdogan framed the attacks as contradictory to Turkey’s offer to help secure a lasting peace between Russia and Ukraine, a position echoed by TRT World and Turkish Minute, which called the attacks ‘unacceptable.’ At the same time, Ukrinform reported that Ankara submitted draft proposals to both Kyiv and Moscow aimed at halting the strikes, while dailysabah.com noted Russia’s cooperation with Turkey on shipping safety. The convergence of diplomatic outreach and public condemnation suggests the leader’s remarks are intended to reinforce Turkey’s role as a regional mediator.

Coverage stops short of detailing the concrete measures proposed by Ankara or how Moscow has responded, leaving the mechanics of the suggested cease‑fire unclear. Reuters quoted Erdogan’s personal assessment, but did not provide Russia’s explanation for the ongoing attacks.

Without an official Russian statement, the feasibility of the safety framework mentioned by dailysabah.com remains speculative. Observers will be watching for any formal response from Kyiv or Moscow that clarifies the diplomatic path forward.

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What did Erdogan say about the Black Sea attacks?

He called the attacks "inexplicable" in a conversation with Zelenskiy, as reported by Reuters.

What proposals has Turkey submitted to address the attacks?

Turkey submitted proposals to both Ukraine and Russia aimed at halting the strikes, according to Ukrinform.

Which outlet reported Russia’s cooperation with Turkey on shipping safety?

dailysabah.com noted that Russia is working with Turkey to improve Black Sea shipping safety.

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