Türkiye holds 'constructive' meeting with Russia, Iran, Syria in Moscow

Defence ministers and intelligence chiefs of Türkiye, Russia, Iran and the Syrian regime hold what they say were constructive talks in Moscow – Ankara

Quadrilateral meeting involving defence ministers and intelligence chiefs discussed strengthening security in Syria and normalising ties between Ankara and Damascus.

The Turkish Defence Ministry statement said on Tuesday the ministers and intelligence service chiefs discussed strengthening security in Syria and the normalisation of ties between Ankara and Damascus in the meeting. “Quadrilateral meeting on Syria discussed fight against terrorist organisations and all extremist groups on Syrian territory,” it added.

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