Russia, Iran and Turkey leaders hold talks on Syria conflict
Updated on Apr 05, 2018 02:17 pm IST
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday that his military “won't stop” trying to oust Syrian Kurdish fighters from Syria's north, as he met with the leaders of Russia and Iran for talks on resolving the conflict. The three countries, which have teamed up to work for a Syria settlement despite their differences, reaffirmed their commitment to Syria's territorial integrity and the continuation of local cease-fires. They called on the international community to provide more aid for war-ravaged Syria.
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