The meeting would also include the Russian and Iranian presidents and be held possibly before the Turkish elections, Baladi News reports.
Syria TV is saying that the talks held in Moscow yesterday focused on Syria’s territorial integrity and the return of Syrian refugees.
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Ankara says that the quadripartite meeting planned in Moscow on Tuesday, is part of the efforts to normalize relations with the regime, Asharq Al-Awsat says.
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Jaafari said the two nations have shared interests and they do not wish to see their relations deteriorate, according to Baladi News.
Qatar, Kuwait, Yemen, Libya, as well as Morocco, expressed their objections to reintegrating the regime into the Arab world, according to Orient Net.
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iin exchange for dealing with Assad, the Americans want him to deal realistically with the Kurdish matter, al-Modon reports.
Mevlut Cavusoglu rejected any “preconditions” in the ongoing process of “dialogue-building” with the Syrian regime, according to Syria TV.
President Assad did not express enthusiasm toward this initiative, Athr Press says.
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Analysts have concluded that Arab countries have no other options but to restore their relations with Syria, Athr Press says.
Sources close to the regime have reportedly cited Iran’s negative role in obstructing a consensus between Ankara and Damascus, according to Baladi News.
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Cavusoglu announced that the meeting of the foreign ministers of Turkey, Russia, Iran, and the Assad regime would take place in early May, according to Baladi News.
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An attack was carried out with an RPG shell targeting the house of an SDF member, according to Athr Press.
