Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
and US President Barack
Obama had lengthy talks on Tuesday, largely discussing Ankara 's
escalating conflict with the terrorist Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) and the
latest developments in Syria .
(Photo: Cihan) |
A statement released
by Erdoğan’s office Tuesday night said both leaders discussed in 40-minute
talks recent terrorist attacks, protests spread across the world after
anti-Islam movie made in the US
and the latest developments in Syria .
Both leaders
agreed that they share the same concerns as the Syrian regime continues to
increasingly target civilians that deepen the humanitarian tragedy in the
country and urgency of forming the transitional government in the war-torn
country.
Obama’s
consultation with Erdoğan came at a time when Turkish authorities reported
fierce clashes between Syrian opposition fighters and regime forces who are
battling for control of a border crossing on the frontier with Turkey .
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This is top of my heads, as President Obama remove
this criminal Assad think simple way; i) Rich Gulf countries want to meet the
cost, ii) the Syrian people ask US et al (international, 150 countries agreed
with UN assembly side to Syrian people) help, iii)
the FSA really well organized, need proper arms, they can fight, they have high morals, vi) criminal
regime cant’ trust its own military because majority of them are waiting for
chance to defect, demoralized, it is a sinking ship, criminal assad his sister ran away, V) need decisive
US leadership. vi) US gains much more than the risks.