Syria: Turkey and Russia agreement on Ain Issa
ISWNews Analysis Group: Russian military convoy consisting of armored vehicles and special medical vehicle entered Ain Issa in north of Raqqah province under support of Mi-8 and Mi-35 helicopters.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Russian military convoy consisting of armored vehicles and special medical vehicle entered Ain Issa in north of Raqqah province under support of Mi-8 and Mi-35 helicopters.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Turkish army troops in Tal al-Toqan observation post, east of Saraqib town, in the east of Idlib province started evacuating the post and leaving it to Syrian army.
ISWNews Analysis Group: According to field reports, a Russian and Turkish military delegation discussed the fate of the town of Ain Issa in the village of Shrekrak, northeast of Ain Issa.
Erdogan recently has demanded the renewal of his country’s presence in Afghanistan in Turkey’s parliament. This prominent action is in contradiction to the USA and NATO’s plan of withdrawal from Afghanistan.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Turkish army troops in al-Surman observation post, east of Maarat al-Numan, Idlib province started evacuating the post and leaving it to Syrian army.
ISWNews Analysis Group: According to sources close to the Syrian militants, more than 900 militants transferred by Turkey to Nagorno-Karabakh were returned to Syria after the fighting.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Turkish troops stationed at the al-Rashedin observation post in the south of Aleppo city began evacuating the post and handing it over to the Syrian army.
ISWNews Analysis Group: According to local reports, the Turkish army has set up a new military post west of the village of al-Ruwaiha in southern Idlib province.
ISWNews Analysis Group: The Turkish military has set up a new military post in the village of Balyon in the militant-held area south of Idlib.
ISWNews Analysis Group: The Turkish army evacuated the Sheikh Aqil observation post and the Qabtan al-Jabal military post in western Aleppo.
ISWNews Analysis Group: On November 7, Turkish troops stationed at the Maar Hattat military post south of Ma’rat al-Numan began evacuating the post and handing it over to the Syrian army.
Due to the pressure of Armenian lobbies in European countries and the United States, more companies stopped sending military equipment used in UAVs to Turkey.