Biden and Erdogan have agreed to expand their relationship

US Vice President Joe Biden and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan have met. The two presidents met on the margins of the G20's 28th meeting in Rome. The two presidents agreed to expand relations during their meeting, according to Turkey's Daily Sabah. Turkey's ties with the US have worsened as a result of the procurement of S-400 weapons from Russia. For a variety of reasons, the Biden administration is likewise displeased with Erdogan's regime in Turkey.