Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu says any agreement on drilling in the Eastern Mediterranean that excludes Turkey is 'invalid'
On violations of the ceasefire in Idlib, Syria, Mevlut Cavusoglu said any excuse from Russia is"unacceptable," as it is supposed to be one of the guarantor states.Turkey will never retreat on its deal to buy Russian S-400 missile defence systems, the country’s foreign minister said on Friday.
Tensions between the US and Turkey have risen in recent months over Ankara purchasing the system, which Washington said will jeopardise Turkey's role in the US F-35 fighter jet program and could trigger congressional sanctions. Turkey, however, emphasised the S-400 would not be integrated into NATO systems and would not pose a threat to the alliance.On violations of the ceasefire in Idlib, Syria, Cavusoglu said any excuse from Russia is "unacceptable," as it is supposed to be a guarantor of the peace.
The Russian-backed Syrian regime killed at least 28 people in shelling in Idlib and Hama countrysides on Thursday. War monitor Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said on Friday, the dead included seven civilians, despite a ceasefire announced by Moscow. The Idlib region of some three million people is supposed to be protected from a massive regime offensive by the buffer zone deal between Russia and Turkey.
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