Putin meets Erdogan… dead end for understanding

On Wednesday, meeting will be held between two presidents Vladimir Putin and Recep Tayyip Erdogan in the Russia capital Moscow to discuss a series of important issues, notably the failure of the agreements about Idlib which is under domination of Jabhit al-Nusra on it.

23 January, 2019 06:56

NEWS DESK

On Wednesday, meeting will be held between two presidents to discuss the Syrian file.

Two presidents have disagreements about the Syrian crisis, Russia supports the Syrian regime, Turkey supports mercenary gangs in Idlib city.

Despite the agreements between two governments but their interests clashed on the ground where Russia accused Erdogan’s government of procrastination to implement Sochi agreement in Idlib.

Erdogan will suggest to Putin to establish the so-called "buffer zone" in North Syria but Russia may refuse the idea according to the statement released on the tongue of the Russian Foreign Minister in the last week saying "the areas in North Syria should be returned to Damascus.

The relation between Russia and Turkey is still deteriorating since November, 2015, when Turkish forces dropped a Russian warplane over Syria.

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ANHA