Turkey Military Actions In Syria
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Russia Urges Turkey To "Refrain" From Military Action In Syria
Russia hopes Turkey will "refrain" from launching an offensive in northern Syria, a diplomatic spokesperson said Thursday, after Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan renewed threats of a military campaign targeting Kurdish "terrorists".
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China Urges Turkey To 'Stop Military Action' In Syria
China on Tuesday called on Turkey to stop its military action in northern Syria and "return to the correct way of political resolution", with Ankara's operation against Kurdish militants in its seventh day.
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UK PM Urges Turkish President To End Conflict In Syria And Enter Dialogue
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson told Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday that Britain had "grave concerns" about Turkey's military action in northern Syria and urged the president to end the conflict and enter into dialogue.
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"Deeply Concerned" India Urges Turkey For Restraint In Syria
India on Thursday said it was "deeply concerned" over the "unilateral military offensive" by Turkey in northeastern Syria and asserted that the action can undermine stability in the region as well as the fight against terrorism.
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Will "Obliterate" Turkey's Economy If Syria Action Is "Off Limits": Trump
Turkey said on Tuesday it had completed preparations for a military operation in northeast Syria after the United States began pulling back troops, opening the way for a Turkish attack on Kurdish-led forces long allied to Washington.
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Russia Fails In UN Bid To Rein In Turkey Over Syria
Western powers on Friday rejected a Russian bid at the United Nations to halt Turkey's military actions in Syria, as France warned of a dangerous escalation in the nearly five-year conflict.
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Turkey Holds Security Meet After Speculation on Syria Action
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan chaired a top security meeting today as media speculated that Ankara was planning a military intervention in Syria, following gains there by Kurds against the jihadists.
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Turkish Parliament to Discuss Joining Islamic State Fight
Turkey's government said Monday it was likely to submit motions to parliament within 24 hours requesting extended mandates for military action in Iraq and Syria, so Ankara can join the coalition against Islamic State militants.
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Turkey begins espionage investigation after Syria leak
Turkey has started an espionage investigation after a discussion between top officials on potential military action in Syria was leaked on YouTube, heralding a possible government crackdown on its political opponents after elections on Sunday.
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Turkey blocks YouTube after 'villainous' Syria security video leak
A video on YouTube is allegedly a recording of top Turkish security officials discussing possible military action in Syria.
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Syria crisis: US looks to build support for military action with new intelligence report
The White House said today it would release an intelligence assessment of the apparent chemical weapons attack in Syria, as President Barack Obama faced growing pressure to win support for military action from a war-weary public, skeptical lawmakers and international allies.
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Russia Urges Turkey To "Refrain" From Military Action In Syria
Russia hopes Turkey will "refrain" from launching an offensive in northern Syria, a diplomatic spokesperson said Thursday, after Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan renewed threats of a military campaign targeting Kurdish "terrorists".
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China Urges Turkey To 'Stop Military Action' In Syria
China on Tuesday called on Turkey to stop its military action in northern Syria and "return to the correct way of political resolution", with Ankara's operation against Kurdish militants in its seventh day.
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UK PM Urges Turkish President To End Conflict In Syria And Enter Dialogue
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson told Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday that Britain had "grave concerns" about Turkey's military action in northern Syria and urged the president to end the conflict and enter into dialogue.
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"Deeply Concerned" India Urges Turkey For Restraint In Syria
India on Thursday said it was "deeply concerned" over the "unilateral military offensive" by Turkey in northeastern Syria and asserted that the action can undermine stability in the region as well as the fight against terrorism.
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Will "Obliterate" Turkey's Economy If Syria Action Is "Off Limits": Trump
Turkey said on Tuesday it had completed preparations for a military operation in northeast Syria after the United States began pulling back troops, opening the way for a Turkish attack on Kurdish-led forces long allied to Washington.
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Russia Fails In UN Bid To Rein In Turkey Over Syria
Western powers on Friday rejected a Russian bid at the United Nations to halt Turkey's military actions in Syria, as France warned of a dangerous escalation in the nearly five-year conflict.
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Turkey Holds Security Meet After Speculation on Syria Action
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan chaired a top security meeting today as media speculated that Ankara was planning a military intervention in Syria, following gains there by Kurds against the jihadists.
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Turkish Parliament to Discuss Joining Islamic State Fight
Turkey's government said Monday it was likely to submit motions to parliament within 24 hours requesting extended mandates for military action in Iraq and Syria, so Ankara can join the coalition against Islamic State militants.
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Turkey begins espionage investigation after Syria leak
Turkey has started an espionage investigation after a discussion between top officials on potential military action in Syria was leaked on YouTube, heralding a possible government crackdown on its political opponents after elections on Sunday.
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Turkey blocks YouTube after 'villainous' Syria security video leak
A video on YouTube is allegedly a recording of top Turkish security officials discussing possible military action in Syria.
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Syria crisis: US looks to build support for military action with new intelligence report
The White House said today it would release an intelligence assessment of the apparent chemical weapons attack in Syria, as President Barack Obama faced growing pressure to win support for military action from a war-weary public, skeptical lawmakers and international allies.
