Turkish National Defence Minister Hulusi Akar says Ankara and Moscow may establish joint patrols in northern Syria as part of efforts to fight terrorism, maintain security
Akar expressed hope that the tripartite talks will continue “reasonably, logically and successfully.”
"Our goal is the defence of our country and nation. For this, the fight against terrorism is a very important element," he said. Akar was quoted by Anadolu Agency as saying that Türkiye would not make any decision that may cause trouble for the Syrian people, adding that Ankara’s "position must be known by all parties and treated accordingly."
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