Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu asks Russia to reconsider sanctions.
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu asks Russia to reconsider sanctions.
Most scientists say failure to agree on strong measures in Paris would doom the world to ever-hotter average temperatures.
The heads of state and government are in Paris only for the first day of the conference, which runs until December 11.
Negotiators have vowed to forge an ambitious deal to honour the 130 people killed in the November 13 bombing and shooting attacks that shook the French capital.
The agreement offers Ankara cash and closer ties in return for help in stemming the flow of migrants to Europe.
Oleg Peskov's body would be flown from Hatay in the presence of Russia's military attache to an aerodrome in Ankara.
54 per cent are opposed to a military campaign in Syria while 35 per cent are in favour of it.
The human chain aimed to send a highly symbolic message to leaders on the eve of the official opening of a 195-nation UN climate summit.
Army chief of staff General Volker Wieker said the mission would begin "very quickly once a mandate is obtained".
Turkey mainly sells food, agricultural products and textiles to Moscow.