US EditionErdogan Tells Putin New Clashes in Syria Threaten Region: Presidency
- Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan warned that escalating violence in Syria's Suwayda province poses a threat to regional stability, according to Turkiye's Communications Directorate.
- During a phone call, Erdogan reiterated Turkiye's support for Syria's sovereignty and the need for national recovery amidst deadly clashes.
- Deadly clashes in Suwayda have resulted in nearly 600 reported deaths, which Erdogan addressed during the call.
- Erdogan expressed Turkey's readiness to host renewed peace talks regarding Ukraine, contingent on both sides agreeing to a timeline.
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Turkey, neighbouring Syria and one of the main supporters of the Damascus authorities, accuses Israel of "using the Druze as a pretext for its illegal action" in Syria and of "sabotaging" the truce in the fighting between government forces and Druze fighters in Sueïda, in southern Syria. These are the words of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, on Thursday 17 July, after the latter spoke by telephone with Acting Syrian President Ahmed al-Ch…
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan today accused Israel of using the Syrian Druze as a pretext for aggression and said that Turkey would never allow the fragmentation of Syria.
Putin, Erdogan discuss clashes, Israeli strikes in Syria
Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan, on Friday held a phone conversation expressing concern that the clashes in Syria pose a threat to the stability of the entire region, the Turkish presidency said in a statement, reported Xinhua. During the call, the two leaders talked about the escalating tensions in Syria's southern province of Sweida, according to the statement. Erdogan underlined the importance…
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