- 5 December, 2025
Turkey: We will continue our offensive in Idlib if the ceasefire is violated.
Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar announced that an agreement had been reached with the Russian delegation on the details of the Idlib ceasefires’ agreement. “Turkish
Erdogan tempted by Syrian “black gold” … Ambitions “exposed”.
The recent statements of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan exposed his true intentions, the size of Turkish ambitions, and the motives behind the military intervention
Erdogan: Turkey does not intend to annex parts of Syrian territory.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan called on Greece to “open doors” for immigrants who crowd the borders of the two countries after Ankara opened their
Headline Erdogan discusses migration agreement with EU leaders
The EU and Turkey on March 9 discussed ways to address the shortcomings of the migration agreement between Brussels and Ankara on March 18, 2016.
The cease-fire in Idlib, Erdogan lost.
The French newspaper Le Monde described the agreement signed between Moscow and Ankara on Idlib, Syria, as “weak”, stressing that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Turkey not gettig NATO’s military support in Syria, Reasons and explanations.
Ankara recently tried to knock on the gates of NATO, in light of the military escalation in Idlib governorate, northwestern Syria, but military experts exclude
The United Nations threatens Turkey to prosecute it for Syria war crimes.
UN investigators have warned that Ankara may face “criminal responsibility” for war crimes committed against Kurds in northern Syria in late 2019, including the execution
New videos monitor ISIS fighting alongside the Turkish army in Syria.
New videos showed militants affiliated with ISIS fighting alongside the Turkish army in Idlib, northwestern Syria, in the latest sign of Turkey’s exploitation of terrorist
Turkey colluding with the terrorists in Idlib.
On Wednesday, the Russian Defense Ministry accused Turkey of supporting what it described as terrorist organizations in the Idlib governorate, northwestern Syria, noting that the
Erdogan opened the border for refugees. What EU should expect?
Erdogan claims that Turkish border guards allowed 76,000 migrants into the EU, while in Greece and Bulgaria these data do not yet confirm. Ankara said