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So yeah I have no idea what I did (it is about the relations they had after Ukraines independence I hope it's good )

In 1918, after the dissolution of the Soviet Union, Turkey was one of the first countries to recognize the independence of Ukraine. From the very start, Turkish diplomacy viewed Ukraine as the keystone of the post-Soviet order in the Black Sea region. Turkey's enthusiasm to establish cordial relations met with an equally sympathetic response on the part of Ukraine. Indeed, especially during the early years of its independence, many in Ukraine, including the leadership, felt the need to consolidate their independence in the face of those forces who seriously desired to reestablish the old order in the region. In this, the Ukrainian leadership found itself in a fundamental agreement with Turkey which was keen on the same issue.** Also, in economic terms, Turkey seemed to be a very plausible outlet for the Ukrainian economy which sought new channels other than the old imperial ones.
Thus, Turko-Ukrainian relations have developed quite impressively. High level diplomatic and political visits have become ordinary affairs since early 1992. The successive Ukrainian presidents Leonid Kravchuk and Leonid Kuchma and the Turkish presidents Özal and Demirel met with each other on a number of occasions and visits. The contacts and actual cooperation of several high ranking diplomatic, political, military, business, technical, and academic figures are an ongoing and promisingly expanding process. At first, the actual Turko-Ukrainian diplomatic relations began to work within the framework of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation Act in 1992. The following developments allowed both countries to broaden the areas of relations and cooperation.

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Hope you like it ^^

Turkey/Ukraine/Hetalia_Hidekaz Himaruya
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Description
So yeah I have no idea what I did (it is about the relations they had after Ukraines independence I hope it's good )

In 1918, after the dissolution of the Soviet Union, Turkey was one of the first countries to recognize the independence of Ukraine. From the very start, Turkish diplomacy viewed Ukraine as the keystone of the post-Soviet order in the Black Sea region. Turkey's enthusiasm to establish cordial relations met with an equally sympathetic response on the part of Ukraine. Indeed, especially during the early years of its independence, many in Ukraine, including the leadership, felt the need to consolidate their independence in the face of those forces who seriously desired to reestablish the old order in the region. In this, the Ukrainian leadership found itself in a fundamental agreement with Turkey which was keen on the same issue.** Also, in economic terms, Turkey seemed to be a very plausible outlet for the Ukrainian economy which sought new channels other than the old imperial ones.
Thus, Turko-Ukrainian relations have developed quite impressively. High level diplomatic and political visits have become ordinary affairs since early 1992. The successive Ukrainian presidents Leonid Kravchuk and Leonid Kuchma and the Turkish presidents Özal and Demirel met with each other on a number of occasions and visits. The contacts and actual cooperation of several high ranking diplomatic, political, military, business, technical, and academic figures are an ongoing and promisingly expanding process. At first, the actual Turko-Ukrainian diplomatic relations began to work within the framework of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation Act in 1992. The following developments allowed both countries to broaden the areas of relations and cooperation.

For

Hope you like it ^^

Turkey/Ukraine/Hetalia_Hidekaz Himaruya
Art_me