Russian-Turkish joint exercise is planned in the Akkuyu core power station

According to the declaration of the emergency Ministry of Russia, Minister Aleksandr Kurenkov discussed the partnership relationships at his meeting with Türkiye's ambassador of Türkiye in Moscow.

In the meeting in which the parties evaluated a number of cooperation areas from current and promising, in particular the work of Russian fire extinguishing aircraft in Torkiye.

In the meeting, which was addressed until the end of the construction of the Akkuyu core kernel power plant, the first nuclear power plant in Türkiye, it was emphasized that the project was connected to the two countries.

The Russian minister of emergency situations, Aleksandr Kurenkov, suggested that a joint exercise will be carried out next year to ensure the safety of the power plant staff and the local population. He said.

Another area of ​​cooperation between the parties is the improvement of the qualifications of the two countries firefighters and rescue staff and the development of the technical potential: “Today, more than 700 firefighters and rescue officers from 32 countries are trained in our educational institutions. I would like to.

Ambassador Bilgiç thanked the Russian Ministry of Emergency for working with Türkiye for working with humanitarian interventions and made the experience and the high qualities of Russian rescue officers and firefighters.