Erdogan's rules: Turkey draws EU, NATO into Idlib offensive
To the south, Syria and Idlib province where Ankara says it is now directly targeting pro-Assad forces after last week’s killing in an air strike of 34 Turkish soldiers. source
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To the south, Syria and Idlib province where Ankara says it is now directly targeting pro-Assad forces after last week’s killing in an air strike of 34 Turkish soldiers. source
Thousands of migrants trying to cross the border from Turkey into Greece are being met with a blockade of riot police from both countries. Greece and the EU … source
Thousands of refugees are stuck in Turkey after the government misled them into heading to the Greek border. The European Union remains closed to them. source
The crisis on the border between Greece and Turkey is intensifying. Turkey deployed special police to block the return of any migrants who’ve entered the EU … source
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