Turkey, Iran, Syria, Russia hold ‘constructive talks’ over rebuilding ties


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(Worthy News) – The defense and intelligence envoys of Iran, Russia, Syria, and Turkey held talks in Moscow on Tuesday as part of efforts to rebuild ties between Ankara and Damascus after years of hostility during the Syrian war.

At the talks – which were described as “constructive” – the officials discussed strengthening security in Syria and the normalization of relations between Ankara and Damascus, according to the Turkish and Russian defense ministries.

They added that the countries reaffirmed their desire to preserve Syria’s territorial integrity and the need to intensify efforts for the speedy return of Syrian refugees to their country. [ Source: i24 (Read More…) ]

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