Russia asks Turkey to refrain from full-scale Syria offensive


putin erdogan turkey russia(Worthy News) – Russia has asked Turkey to refrain from a full-scale ground offensive in Syria, senior Russian negotiator Alexander Lavrentyev said on Wednesday, because such actions could trigger an escalation of violence.

“We hope our arguments will be heard in Ankara and other ways of resolving the problem will be found,” he said, after a fresh round of Syria talks with Turkish and Iranian delegations in Kazakhstan. [ Source: Jerusalem Post (Read More…) ]

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