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The Turkish Presidency stated that Erdogan Iraqi Prime Minister Muhammad Shia al-Sudani informed during a telephone conversation that Ankara’s priority is to maintain peace on its borders.
The Turkish president pointed out that the “Govt Syria “We need to engage in a real political process to end the escalation in the north of the country.”
A Turkish presidency statement on the phone call said: “Erdogan said that Turkey is taking steps, in line with its national security and interests, to prevent the organization Kurdistan Workers’ Party Terrorists and their affiliates will be able to take advantage of developments and take (further) steps.
Ankara classifies the Kurdistan Workers’ Party as a terrorist organization, and the two parties are engaged in a decades-long conflict.
The presidency stated that during the conversation, Erdogan also told Al Sudani that Turkey values the security, territorial integrity and stability of Syria, adding that Ankara wants to avoid civilian deaths.
In the same context, Al-Sudani said: Iraq They will not stand by and watch the dangerous consequences in Syria.
He added to Erdogan: “Iraq has been damaged before by terrorism and the results of extremist organizations’ control of areas in Syria, and this will not be allowed to happen again.”
He emphasized Sudanese He stressed the importance of respecting the unity and sovereignty of Syria, indicating that Iraq will make every effort to do so.
The Iraqi Prime Minister believed that “Islamic countries do not need internal division”, and that “what is happening in Syria is in the interest of the Zionist entity”.
Armed factions led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham launched an attack on northern Syria, leading to the exodus of a city Aleppo The government has lost complete control for the first time since the outbreak of war in 2011.
The attack caused concern and alarm among political and security officials in countries neighboring Syria.
