Turkey Proposes Joint Control With Iran, Russia
ANKARA (Dispatches) -- Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu on Wednesday called for joint control with Russia and Iran of U.S. troops’ withdrawal from Syria, saying Washington is facing "certain difficulties” with the planned exit.
"The United States has been facing certain difficulties with the process of the troops' withdrawal from Syria. We want to coordinate this process with Russia and Iran, with which we had arranged work in the framework of the Astana process,” Cavusoglu said.
"The United States has been facing certain difficulties with the process of the troops' withdrawal from Syria. We want to coordinate this process with Russia and Iran, with which we had arranged work in the framework of the Astana process,” Cavusoglu said.