Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan told his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky in a phone call on Wednesday that an international commission could be formed to investigate the destruction of a vast dam on the front line between Russian and Ukrainian forces.
Ukraine and Russia blame each other for the destruction of the dam, which has sent floodwaters across a war zone and forced thousands to flee.
Erdogan told Zelensky that a negotiation method, similar to that regarding the Black Sea grain corridor, could be pursued to address the dam issue, a statement from Erdogan's office said.
Erdogan tells Putin: full inquiry into dam collapse needed
Erdogan told his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in a phone call on Wednesday that a comprehensive investigation was needed into the destruction of a vast dam on the frontline between Russian and Ukrainian forces.
Ukraine and Russia blame each other for the destruction of the dam, which has sent floodwaters across a war zone and forced thousands to flee.
Erdogan told Putin that an international commission that includes the UN and Turkey could be formed to look into the issue, a statement from Erdogan's office said. Erdogan earlier talked to Ukraine's President Zelensky on the same issue.