President Donald Trump meets with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan at the start of the NATO summit in Turkey and raises both defense and diplomatic issues, according to reporting from CBS News and NBC News. CBS News says Trump highlights his relationship with Erdoğan during the first day of the summit and discusses the prospect of the United States selling F-35 fighter jets to Turkey. NBC News similarly reports that Trump addresses the potential F-35 jets sale during his meeting with Erdoğan as they kick off the summit. Both outlets also note that Trump links the meeting to broader geopolitical discussions. NBC News adds that Trump talks about efforts to reach a conclusion in the Russia-Ukraine war during the same timeframe. CBS News includes commentary from former U.S. Ambassador to Turkey David Satterfield, indicating additional analysis of the implications of the F-35 discussion and U.S.-Turkey relations. The reports do not provide final details on whether any agreement is reached, but they characterize Trump’s remarks as part of ongoing engagement between the two countries at the NATO gathering.