Mevlut Cavusoglu also accused European nations of trying to 'sabotage' an agreement to export Ukraine grain.
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu attends the 13th Ambassadors Conference in Ankara, Turkey on August 8, 2022. Cavusoglu accused several NATO member states of not wanting the Russia-Ukraine war to end on Tuesday.During an interview with the Haber Global TV channel, Cavusoglu said he believes NATO countries don't want the war to end.
"There are countries in the West that want the war to continue, with NATO member states among them," he said, according to Russian media TASS."I mean not only the U.S. but also NATO member countries."agreement to help the export of Ukrainian grain after the crops were blocked by Russian forces for months, feeding into concerns about food shortages abroad. He added the U.S. was not one of those countries that tried to block the deal.
"Yet this wasn't the U.S. The U.S. contributed [to the conclusion of the grain deal], including lifting restrictions on the exports of Russian fertilizers, unblocking ports and [lifting restrictions] on banking operations. Yet there were also European countries who wanted to sabotage this. We are not losing hope and continuing our efforts," he said.
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