Türkiye Welcomes IAEA Decision to Close Syria’s Nuclear Safeguards File
Ankara has welcomed the IAEA Board of Governors’ consensus decision to end its consideration of Syria’s nuclear safeguards case.
Ankara has welcomed the IAEA Board of Governors’ consensus decision to end its consideration of Syria’s nuclear safeguards case.
Washington says it is working on a mechanism to reduce the risk of unintended military confrontation among Turkey, Israel and Syria.
Presidents Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Vladimir Putin agreed a ceasefire intended to halt fighting in Syria’s Idlib province.
Turkey said it would no longer prevent migrants from attempting to reach Europe, prompting a tense border confrontation with Greece.
An air strike in Syria’s Idlib province killed 33 Turkish soldiers and sharply escalated the regional conflict.
Turkish forces began a cross-border operation in northeast Syria on 9 October after a US troop withdrawal.