Damascus government belies Ankara: no communication with Turkey that is a reservoir for terrorism and extremism

 The Damascus government, through an official source in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, denied what was issued by the Turkish Foreign Minister, Cavusoglu, in an interview via a Turkish channel, and said that his country was conducting negotiations with the Damascus government on issues related to security and combating terrorism.

 Davutoglu indicated that "negotiations with Syria are taking place at the level of special services and intelligence...".

 In this context, an official source in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Damascus government, in an interview with the government's spokeswoman, SANA, "categorically" denied the existence of any kind of communication and negotiations with the Turkish regime, especially in the field of combating terrorism.

 The source added: "It has become known far and wide that the ruling regime in Ankara is the main supporter of terrorism and has made Turkey a reservoir for extremism and terrorism that poses a threat to peace and stability in the region and the world and flagrantly violates international legitimacy resolutions on combating terrorism."

 And recently, Turkish circles said that an expected meeting will be held between the head of Turkish intelligence, Hakan Fidan, and his counterpart in the Damascus government, Ali Mamlouk, in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.

 Mamlouk had previously met with Fidan in the Russian capital, Moscow, in a tripartite meeting that included them along with Russian officials in January 2020.

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