Russia offers troops for Syria plan
In an interview in New York on Sunday with The Post?s Lally Weymouth, Turkish President Abdullah Gül said that he does not see the U.S.-Russia framework agreement as a solution to the Syria crisis and that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad must go. Excerpts:
Whether or not a movement is primarily violent or nonviolent, what is important is whether it employs strategies and tactics that can maximize its chances of success. A reply to Nader Hashemi.
Not realistic to talk Syria without Iran: Turkish President
Turkish President Abdullah Gül has said it would be ?unrealistic? to have any discussion on the Syrian war without the inclusion of Iran
Turkey air force honors crew who downed Syrian chopper
Turkey’s air force on Sunday paid tribute to the crew who shot down a Syrian military helicopter which it said had violated Turkish airspace.
Future business in Syria not predictable, says head of a Turkish business group
Any investment cannot be planned for Syria at the moment, whereas Turkish investors in Egypt have encountered hardly any problems during the revolution and coup, the head of a Turkish business group has said
US, Iran inch toward a thaw over Syria
A country standing on the brink of a highly risky foreign military intervention amid an ongoing civil war
Syria is officially now Turkey?s number one foreign policy problem, as stated by Turkish President Abdullah Gül
Turkey says will not ‘tolerate’ Syria-linked radicals
ANKARA (AFP) – Turkey’s President Abdullah Gul said his country will not “tolerate” al-Qaeda-type groups emerging in the Syrian conflict following fighting between rebels and jihadists last week.”We will not allow any formation beyond our borders that would threaten Turkey and the entire region,” Gul was quoted as saying by the Milliyet newspaper on Sunday. “We can never tolerate this.”The
US ‘blackmailing’ Russia over Syria resolution: Lavrov
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Sunday accused the United States of blackmailing Russia over a tough UN resolution against Syria
Syrian opposition ?willing? to attend Geneva conference
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