Turkish, Russian and Iranian leaders hold online Syria summit, all pledging stability and lasting peace in war-torn country
Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan tells the summit on Syria that Turkey does its best for peace, security, stability in the war-torn country.
"We'll continue to do our best to provide peace, security, and stability in our neighbour Syria," he added.Putin slams Caeser sanctions "In addition, new sanctions presumably aimed at economically suffocating Syria have been adopted," he said. "We continue to support the inter-Syrian dialogue and underline our determination to fight the terrorism of Daesh, Al Qaeda, and other related groups."
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