An informed source denies that the Syrian-Russian-Turkish meeting in Moscow touched on possible coordination against the presence of Kurdish militants in the north of the country

Damascus-Sana

A well-informed source denied what reported by Reuters news agency that the Syrian-Russian-Turkish meeting in Moscow had touched on possible coordination against the presence of Kurdish militants in the north of the country and the possibility of joint action against the Kurdish People's Protection Units, stressing that the talks were limited to the Turkish withdrawal from all Syrian lands.

Yesterday, a Syrian-Russian-Turkish tripartite meeting was held in Moscow, in which the Syrian side called on the Turkish side to fully comply with the sovereignty, independence, territorial integrity and territorial integrity of the Syrian Arab Republic and the immediate and complete withdrawal of all Syrian lands.

The Syrian side stressed during the meeting that the Syrian state is determined to pursue its war against terrorism and the liberation of each Idlib region, in addition to the need for Turkey to fulfill its obligations under the Sochi Agreement, especially with regard to the evacuation of Idlib from terrorists and heavy weapons and the opening of the Latakia-Aleppo road and Aleppo Hama.