In Syria Turkey’s Erdogan requests that Russia’s Putin move to one side
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday that he had approached President Vladimir Putin for Russia to move to one side in Syria and leave Turkey to manage Syrian government powers alone, after 34 Turkish warriors were killed for the current week.
Government powers, upheld by Russian air power, have pursued a significant attack to catch the northwest region of Idlib, the final region held by rebels sponsored by Turkey.
Syrian and Russian warplanes on Saturday kept up air strikes on the Idlib city of Saraqeb, the Syrian Observatory war screen revealed. The vital city sits on a key worldwide roadway and has been a flashpoint of battling as of late.
With strategy supported by Ankara and Moscow to ease pressures destroyed, Turkey has come nearer than at any other time to sho...