The Turkish news agency "Anadolu" publishes actually sensational information. The material confirms the intentions of official Ankara to send Turkish troops to Syria. We are talking about the advancement of the Turkish contingent to the Syrian province of Idlib.
For several weeks, the Turkish army concentrated its forces and resources on one of the sections of the Turkish-Syrian border. According to some reports, we are talking about several battalions of the Turkish army and special forces of the country's armed forces.
Anadolu reports that the advanced reconnaissance units actually crossed the border a few days ago and are now carrying out reconnaissance activities in the so-called de-escalation zone in the Syrian province of Idlib.
From the material in the Turkish media, referring to the General Staff of the Turkish Armed Forces:
The operation was carried out with the aim of creating security control zones in northwestern Syria. Military intelligence has been operating in the province of Idlib since October 8.
At the same time, it is emphasized that the Turkish soldiers in the Syrian Arab Republic ended up on the basis of the agreements reached in Astana. Then it was decided that Turkish troops could start monitoring the so-called inner perimeter of the de-escalation zones in Idlib, while the Russian military police would focus on monitoring the outer perimeters.
The number of Turkish troops already in Syria is not reported at the moment.
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