Turkey rejects Russia's annexation of Ukrainian territoryISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey's Foreign Ministry said on Saturday it rejects Russia's annexation of four regions in Ukraine, adding the decision is a "grave violation" of international law.Turkey, a NATO member, has conducted a diplomatic balancing act since Russia invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24."We reiterate our support to the resolution of this war, the severity of which keeps growing, based on a just peace that will be reached through negotiations," it added.Ukrainian President Volodymr Zelenskiy said on Friday his country had submitted a fast-track application to join the NATO military alliance and that he would not hold peace talks with Russia while Putin was still president.(Reporting by Ali Kucukgocmen; Editing by Frances Kerry)View the full site- Cryptoverse: Hack jitters push bitcoin investors back to the futureReuters- Analysis-Global bonds move in lockstep, ramping up investors' riskReuters- Givaudan on track to offset higher input costs as sales riseReutersMicrosoft Store Offers - SponsoredThe Highest Paying Cash Back Card Is Finally Here NextAdvisorThis Stock Could Be Like Buying Amazon in 1997 The Motley FoolSavvy Americans are moving their money to these banks MSN MoneyThese are the best mortgage rates in your area MSN Money"