According to information provided by Hürriyet journalist Hande Firat, the presidents of Russia and Ukraine, Vladimir Putin and Vladimir Zelensky, may travel to Turkey for talks with newly elected President Recep Tayyip Erdogan after his inauguration.

According to Hande Firat's sources, Putin will visit Ankara as a "separate and special visit." Then, after the visit of the Russian leader, Zelenskiy is expected to arrive.

"During these successive visits of Putin and Zelensky, discussions will be held on the current course of the Ukrainian conflict, as well as the issue of the grain corridor"Firat said.

So far, she has not announced the exact dates of these visits, but it is known that Erdogan's inauguration is scheduled for June 3-4.

In addition to this information, Firat mentioned that during a recent telephone conversation, US President Joe Biden expressed to Erdogan his opinion that Western pressure on Turkey is unfair. After these words, as the journalist noted, the members of the Turkish delegation exchanged views, showing their interest in this statement.