"Hold on" a clear message that Turkey gave green light to Russia, regime in Idlib

A delegation of Turkish intelligence met the leaders of mercenaries in the Turkish capital, Ankara, and again, Turkey asked them to "hold on" against attacks by the regime forces backed by Russian aviation, according to media sources close to the mercenaries.

The message in which she said mercenary leaders "hold om" indicates that Turkey will not stand with them in these attacks, and has agreed with the Russian side and the Syrian regime to launch major military operations in the Idlib, Aleppo, and Hama countryside.

The meeting that took place on January 23, according to the mercenary media, was attended by all mercenary leaders of the so-called "National Army and National Front", and presided over the meeting that brought together mercenary leaders with the head of the Turkish intelligence service, Hakan Fidan.

Although the mercenaries announced that they had held this meeting, the Turkish media has not yet formally announced this meeting.

Other sources said: The Turkish delegation confirmed Russia's failure to adhere to the cease-fire agreements agreed with Turkey in Idlib and its countryside, and demanded that mercenaries Turkey withstand in the face of military escalation.

Russia and Turkey had agreed to "calm" the cease-fire, and ground and air attacks in the so-called "de-escalation" area in Idlib, and January 12 was set as the date for the start of the agreement, according to a statement of the Turkish Ministry of Defense, but the shelling and attacks continued on villages, cities and towns of southern Idlib countryside.

In an effort by the Russian forces to coordinate with the regime, Russian and Syrian aviation expanded the bombing circle to include the western countryside of Aleppo, in order to control the entire international road M4, amid massacres of civilians.

The Syrian regime is also trying to control the area east of the international road Damascus-Aleppo (M5), amid military mobilization on the outskirts of the region, which is matched by an alert to the Turkish-backed mercenaries for fear of a ground operation by the regime forces.

The Turkish Foreign Minister, Çavuşoğlu, had confirmed in an interview with "CNN Turk" that the political solutions had fallen, and the mercenary groups must protect themselves from the attacks by the regime and Russia on the areas they occupied in Syria.

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