Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and US President Donald Trump
spoke on the phone on Sunday night to discuss Saudi journalist Jamal
Khashoggi, Reuters reported, citing the Turkish news agency Anadolu.
“Erdogan and Trump agreed the Khashoggi case needs to be cleared up with all aspects”, Anadolu said.
The two leaders also discussed American pastor Andrew Brunson, who was
recently released from Turkish custody, as well as the cooperation in
the fight against terrorism and the roadmap on the Syrian city of
Manbij.
Earlier on Sunday, Erdogan announced that he would unveil the findings
of his country's investigation into Khashoggi’s death on Tuesday.
Speaking to supporters in Istanbul, Erdogan said Turkey is seeking
justice and that he will “go into detail” in a speech to ruling party
members in parliament.
Saudi Arabia admitted for the first time on Friday that Khashoggi was killed after entering the consulate in Istanbul.
Turkish officials concluded two weeks ago that Khashoggi, a prominent
Saudi journalist who was also a contributor to The Washington Post, was
murdered inside the Saudi mission in Istanbul after going missing.
Until Friday, Saudi Arabia denied the Turkish claims, saying it had no
knowledge of his whereabouts and insisting he left the building alive.
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spoke on the phone on Sunday night to discuss Saudi journalist Jamal
Khashoggi, Reuters reported, citing the Turkish news agency Anadolu.
“Erdogan and Trump agreed the Khashoggi case needs to be cleared up with all aspects”, Anadolu said.
The two leaders also discussed American pastor Andrew Brunson, who was
recently released from Turkish custody, as well as the cooperation in
the fight against terrorism and the roadmap on the Syrian city of
Manbij.
Earlier on Sunday, Erdogan announced that he would unveil the findings
of his country's investigation into Khashoggi’s death on Tuesday.
Speaking to supporters in Istanbul, Erdogan said Turkey is seeking
justice and that he will “go into detail” in a speech to ruling party
members in parliament.
Saudi Arabia admitted for the first time on Friday that Khashoggi was killed after entering the consulate in Istanbul.
Turkish officials concluded two weeks ago that Khashoggi, a prominent
Saudi journalist who was also a contributor to The Washington Post, was
murdered inside the Saudi mission in Istanbul after going missing.
Until Friday, Saudi Arabia denied the Turkish claims, saying it had no
knowledge of his whereabouts and insisting he left the building alive.
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