Turkey is not to blame for the delay in the construction of Turkish Stream. Russia has not yet specified the position of land-based area

A statement by A.Novak on the delay in the construction of the main gas pipeline Turkish Stream caused controversy throughout the world.

Though A.Novak only repeated the words of his deputy A.Yanovsky, who told in late May 2015 that Russia and Turkey were about to sign an intergovernmental agreement before the end of June 2015.

So, Turkey has decided to blow off steam.

Turkish Minister of Energy T. Yildiz has explained technical details of slow negotiations with Russia.

The fact is Turkey asked the coordinates of a 180-km onshore part of the “Turkish Stream”. So Turkey waits a reply.

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