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Anakin Al-Tay and Onal Gawikuz, the two deputies of the opposition Republican People's Party in Turkey, confirmed that the President of the Turkish regime, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, bears full responsibility for the escalation of the situation in Idlib province as a result of his failure to adhere to the Sochi Agreement to reduce the escalation therein in order to protect the Nusra Front terrorists.
Representatives Al-Tay and Goykoz stressed in statements to reporters that it was Erdogan sending his forces to support the terrorists in Syria, which caused the deaths of their ranks, pointing to the fanfare that Erdogan created and his threats as the Syrian Arab Army advanced and the victories it achieved on the terrorists to return and acquiesce to the reality during his meeting with the President Russian Vladimir Putin.
Al-Tay and Jawikoz reiterated Erdogan's call for direct dialogue with Syria, considering that such dialogue would contribute to reaching a final solution to the crisis in Syria.
In turn, the leader of the good party, Maral Akshanar, said in an interview with "Fox TV" that the question that arises now after reaching an agreement to stop hostilities in Idlib at the current situation is why Turkish forces were sent to it from the beginning and in the interest of those who indicated that her party called Erdogan To not interfere there and to coordinate with the Syrian state as the case’s owner in all its details.
The Russian President, in a statement to reporters at the end of talks with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Moscow yesterday, announced that an agreement was reached to stop hostilities in Idlib at the current situation, noting that the agreement affirms a commitment to the unity and sovereignty of Syria and the continued fight against terrorism there.
Aydin Sazar, the Turkish expert on Russian affairs, considered yesterday's agreement a clear defeat for Erdogan, who has been bragging and making threats and attacking all who criticize his policy on Syria and reached the point of accusing the leader of the Republican People's Party of treason because of his solidarity with the Syrian state.
In an interview with "Halk TV", Sazar stressed that the escalation method adopted by the head of the Turkish regime in Idlib was a failure and he was forced to finally bow.
