Three-party deal announced their understanding

The three-party deal (Russia, Turkey and Iran) announced their understanding of dividing their influence on Syrian land. The three-party deal (Russia, Turkey and Iran) announced on Wednesday that they consider the Astana process, through which their influence has been divided on Syrian land, a successful formula that they have agreed to consecrate.

4 April, 2018 10:59

NEWS DESK-A joint statement issued by Russian President Vladimir Putin, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Iranian President Hassan Rowhani in Ankara to share their influence in Syria.
Russian President Vladimir Putin at the joint press conference of the three presidents at the end of the summit.
"We discussed the main aspects of the situation in Syria and exchanged views on the next steps aimed at ensuring normalization of the situation in this country for a long time."

For his part, Iranian President Hassan Rowhani said "there is a common view between Tehran and Moscow on the issues of bilateral and international relations, praising the level of cooperation on regional issues, especially in the Syrian settlement."
Rowhani described the first Russian-Iranian-Turkish summit in Sochi as "a starting point in the settlement of the Syrian crisis."
While the Turkish President Erdogan threatened to further aggression on northern Syria and launched an attack on Manbij city and Tal Rifaat.
The Iranian television said that Iranian President Hassan Rowhani demanded the extradition of the city of Afrin to the Syrian regime during the meeting.

The Source: Agencies

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