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Germany Unlikely to Lift Veto on Sending Turkey Eurofighter Jets
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0:35Now Playing"I do not see how we can find common ground" It's unlikely that #Germany will lift its veto on supplying #Turkey with Eurofighter jets, says SPD foreign affairs spokesman Nils Schmid. #worldnews #politics #geopolitics
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is due to hold talks later on Friday with German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, before he meets with Scholz over dinner at the chancellery.
The two leaders will discuss issues including Turkey as a regional power, Sweden’s accession to NATO, Ukraine and the Black Sea Grain Initiative, the Middle East and migration, Scholz’s chief spokesman, Steffen Hebestreit, said this week.
Schmid said that it’s unlikely Germany will lift its veto on supplying Turkey with Eurofighter jets due both to strong opposition in the parliament in Berlin and the issue of Turkish military operations against SDF forces in northern Syria.
However, there could be agreement on other topics like immigration, where the two nations have “converging interests,” he added.
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