ISWNews Analysis Group: Recep Tayyip Erdogan found Trump’s economic sanctions threats scornful.

The delusion of USA supporting Kurds is not limited to this time only. In previous decades this group has been deceived several times and everytime anyone (USA, Europe and Israel) promised them anything, they were betrayed and due to their mistakes they suffered high casualties.

ISWNews Analysis Group: According to field information, after recent threats by Erdogan to launch operation in east of Euphrates, US forces are leaving their positions in northern border of Syria in east of Euphrates.

ISWNews Analysis Group: Yesterday Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkish President stating unhappiness with the implementation of USA-Turkey bilateral agreement over safe zone in east of Euphrates, threatened to attack east of Euphrates.

ISWNews Analysis Group: The Syrian government, in a statement, strongly protested the “Safe Zone” agreement and joint patrols by US and Turkish forces in northeast Syria, saying its an obvious violation of international law and the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Syrian Republic.

ISWNews Analysis Group: Today morning a Turkish military convoy of 28 military vehicles including 7 tanks and 6 bulldozers which was going to south of Idlib and Khan Sheikhun area was attacked by Syrian fighter jets in Haysh area.

Details of the agreement on “Safe Zone” in north of Syria

ISWNews Analysis Group: Yesterday Kremlin stated that there will be a summit between Iran-Russia-Turkey about Syria next month held in Turkey.

After Erdogan boasting about east of Euphrates and announcing the operation and informing Russia and US about it, now there are news that Turkey and US reached an agreement to form a Safe Zone in north of Syria.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkish President, recently stated about north of Syria that Turkey has made the decision to attack east of Euphrates and USA and Russia have been informed.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Friday at an AKP meeting in Ankara that Turkey is determined to launch an operation against Kurdish militants in northeast Syria regardless of the outcome of ongoing talks with the United States.

While various sources claimed different numbers of killed people but the official sources confirmed that Turkey’s deputy consul general has been killed until now.