Ankara was not satisfied with the results of negotiations with Moscow on Idlib
Turkey is not satisfied with the outcome of negotiations on the situation in the Idlib de-escalation zone held in Moscow, consultations will continue. This was stated by the press secretary of the Turkish president Ibrahim Kalin.
- he told reporters, summing up the negotiations.
Kalyn stressed that Ankara does not want to lose good relations with Moscow, but the issue of the offensive of the Syrian government army must be resolved. At the same time, Kalin confirmed that Turkey will continue to send its military personnel and armored vehicles to Idlib in order to "protect civilians."
He noted that the parties agreed to continue resolving the situation in Idlib, but did not specify when the next round of negotiations will take place.
- he said.
Recall that two stages of Russian-Turkish negotiations have already taken place, the first was held in Ankara, the second in Moscow. Judging by the statements of the Turkish representative, Russia does not make concessions on Idlib, fully endorsing and supporting the offensive of the Syrian government forces (Damascus would not have dared to do this without Moscow). Most likely, in the near future a meeting will be planned at the level of the leaders of Russia and Turkey, but even it will not bring results that satisfy Turkey.
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