"Right now the answer is no. This will be coordinated through diplomatic channels," Peskov said, answering a question on whether a meeting between the two leaders had been scheduled.
Peskov said that in theory there is a meeting planned between Putin and Erdogan, but nothing is on the agenda for the immediate future.
Turkey has expressed concerns about the aerial operation being conducted by Russia against the Islamic state (ISIL) militant group in Syria.
On Wednesday, Russia started carrying out pinpoint airstrikes on IS command and logistics networks, as well as on the infrastructure needed to equip suicide bombers in Syria, following an official request from Damascus.
On Monday, the Russian ambassador to Ankara was summoned by the Turkish Foreign Ministry over claims that a Russian aircraft had violated Turkey`s airspace near Syria on Saturday.
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