St. George's ribbons are sewn at a Turkish factory

Special correspondent of the Kommersant newspaper Andrei Kolesnikov shared his impressions of the negotiations between the presidents of Russia and Turkey that took place yesterday at the Bocharov Ruchei residence.

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The author writes that he spoke with a Turkish journalist, who recalled that during the previous meeting of the Russian and Turkish presidents, the problem of Turkish businessmen who have a business in Russia and who still cannot obtain a visa to the Russian Federation was raised.

“At the same time, a Turkish journalist struck my imagination with his video, from which it becomes abundantly clear that even St. George’s ribbons are sewn and cut in a Turkish factory at the 60th kilometer of the Novoryazanskoe highway. And the owner of the factory cannot enter Russia, even on Victory Day,” notes Kolesnikov..