
There was no and not planned any meetings of Vladimir Putin with Turkish President Erdogan. According to Interfax, the presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov stated this.
On January 30, Erdogan announced the need to meet with Putin in connection with a new incident with the Russian aircraft. The incident occurred on January 29 at 11:46 local time. Ankara said that the crew of the Russian fighter-bomber Su-34 violated the airspace of Turkey, although he received repeated warnings about approaching the border in Russian and English.
Erdogan said that Russia is "awaiting the consequences" if it continues violations of the Turkish sovereignty. He noted that he would like to meet with Putin in order to personally discuss the situation.
On February 1, Peskov said that Putin knows about Erdogan's desire to meet. At the same time, the spokesman refused to talk about Putin's reaction.
The Russian Ministry of Defense denies the fact of violation of the Su-34 of the Turkish border. The official representative of the military department, Igor Konashenkov, called the messages "unfounded propaganda." He noted that it is possible to determine the national affiliation of the aircraft only with the help of direct visual contact from another aircraft, which was not. ” “Not to mention the fact that there have long been no voice contacts of the Turkish side with our pilots,” Konashenkov added.