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Turkey, Syria Defense Ministers Hold First Meeting Since 2011

by Dave DeCamp | Dec 28, 2022

The defense ministers of Syria, Turkey, and Russia held talks in Moscow on Wednesday in a sign of thawing relations between Ankara and Damascus. The conversation between Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar and his Syrian counterpart, Ali Mahmoud Abbas, is believed to...

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Turkey Says Sweden Blocking Extradition of Journalist Is ‘Very Negative’

by Dave DeCamp | Dec 20, 2022

Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu on Tuesday said the decision by Sweden's Supreme Court to block the extradition of an exiled Turkish journalist is a "very negative" development. Turkey is seeking extraditions from Sweden as a requirement for the country to...

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Finland Doesn’t Have a Clear Date on When Turkey Will Approve NATO Bid

by Dave DeCamp | Dec 8, 2022

Finland's foreign minister said Thursday that while there's been progress alleviating Turkey's concerns on Finland's and Sweden's NATO bids, there is still no "clear date" on when Ankara will ratify their memberships. "What we are still missing is the clear date, a...

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Turkey Sets Deadline for SDF Withdrawal from Northern Syria

by Dave DeCamp | Dec 7, 2022

Turkey has set a deadline for the withdrawal of the US-backed Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) from areas of northern Syria near the Turkish border, a Turkish source told Al Jazeera. Both the US and Russia are trying to avert a Turkish invasion of northern...

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Turkey Says Finland Must Lift Arms Embargo to Join NATO

by Dave DeCamp | Dec 6, 2022

Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said Tuesday that Finland must declare an end to the arms embargo it imposed on Turkey in order for the Nordic nation to join NATO. Both Finland and Sweden placed export controls on Turkey in 2019 in response to a Turkish...

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Turkey Expects More Extraditions From Sweden for NATO Membership

by Dave DeCamp | Dec 5, 2022

Sweden last week extradited a suspected member of the Kurdistan Worker's Party (PKK) to Turkey, a move Turkish officials have welcomed, but Ankara wants to see more extraditions before approving Stockholm's NATO membership. "This is a good start from Sweden that shows...

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Kurdish SDF Asks Russia to Mediate Security Deal With Syria

by Jason Ditz | Nov 29, 2022

Kurdish SDF Asks Russia to Mediate Security Deal With Syria | Turkish forces gear up for another Syria invasion

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Pentagon Says Turkish Airstrikes in Syria Threaten Safety of US Troops

by Dave DeCamp | Nov 23, 2022

The Pentagon said Wednesday that Turkish airstrikes against Kurdish militants in northeast Syria threaten the safety of US troops in the region as Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan vowed the operation will continue. "Recent air strikes in Syria directly...

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White House Says Turkey Has ‘Right to Defend Themselves’ From Kurds

by Dave DeCamp | Nov 22, 2022

The White House said Tuesday that Turkey has the "right to defend themselves" from Kurdish militant groups in northern Syria and Iraq following massive Turkish airstrikes in the region. "Turkey does continue to suffer a legitimate terrorist threat, particularly to...

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Erdogan Threatens Ground Offensive Against Kurds in Syria

by Dave DeCamp | Nov 22, 2022

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday threatened to launch a ground offensive against Kurdish groups in northern Syria "as soon as possible." Erdogan's warning came after Turkey launched major airstrikes in northern Syria and Iraq, targeting Kurdish...

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