Latest news on the tense situation of Idlib; sending Turkish troops to Idlib + Video
ISWNews Analysis Group: The Turkish Army has sent more than 1450 military vehicles and equipment into Syria since last week.
ISWNews Analysis Group: The Turkish Army has sent more than 1450 military vehicles and equipment into Syria since last week.
Militant groups announced that with the support of Turkish artillery, begin a military operation on the Saraqeb axis against the positions of the Syrian army in the southeastern countryside of Idlib
ISWNews Analysis Group: After recent tensions between the Syrian army and Turkey, a large military convoy entered Syrian territory from Turkish borders and are going to Idlib and things are getting more complicated!
ISWNews Analysis Group: Turkish president Receb Tayib Erdogan during speech at parliamentary session of this country, announced his dissatisfaction from recent developments in Syria.
Thousands of people in the Idlib region, after increasing the scope of operation and advances of Syrian army in Idlib province against terrorists, have moved toward Turkish border, due to escaping from the war and widespread bombardments.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Yesterday a Turkish drone Bayraktar TB2 was shot down by Libyan National Army in Tripoli.
ISWNews Analysis Group: After failure of Moscow summit for the sides of war in Libya to agree, Turkey is deploying extensive equipment and forces to Tripoli to support GNA more.
ISWNews Analysis Group: By the proposed bill of the AK Party, the immediate plan to send Turkish forces to Libya was approved by Turkish parliament.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that its country is going to deploy troops to the Libya for support of the Government of National Accord (GNA) in the near future.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkish president in his trip to Tunisia met with president Kais Saied and discussed the situation in Libya.
Turkish Army in close contact with terrorist groups in Idlib province turned the observation posts into safe place for terrorists which is against the Astana agreement and application of the observation posts.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Gen. Mismari, LNA spokesperson, reported of spotting Turkish planes flying to Tripoli and threatened to shoot them down.