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Turkey's Erdogan says West staging 'provocations' against Russia

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Turkish President, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, says the West is staging "provocations" against Russia. Erdogan has maintained good working relations with Russian leader, Vladimir Putin, while trying to stay neutral in the conflict. Turkey has not joined the programme of Western sanctions against Russia and signed an economic agreement with Moscow earlier this month, but has also been supplying Ukraine with weapons and combat drones. SOUNDBITE

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