Анкара призывает РФ и Иран повлиять на действия правительственных войск Сирии в Идлибе

Правительство Турции вызывало российских и иранских послов в МИД в Анкаре, чтобы обсудить с ними вопросы, связанные с ситуацией в Сирии.

Как считают в Министерстве иностранных дел Турции, сирийские правительственные силы "нарушили режим прекращения огня в зоне деэскалации в Идлибе", - сообщил во вторник журналистам источник в министерстве.

"9 января российский посол был вызван в наш МИД, мы озвучили нашу реакцию и озабоченность в связи с этим, попросив его передать информацию режиму, чтобы он прекратил подобные действия", - сообщил источник.

По его словам, посол Ирана был также вызван в МИД Турции, поскольку Иран является еще одним государством-гарантом прекращения огня в Сирии. Министерство иностранных дел Турции сообщило российским и иранским посланникам, что эти действия нарушают трехстороннее соглашение, целью которого является деэскалация напряженности в Идлибе, сообщили источники Hürriyet Daily News.

Анкара также заявила, что хочет положить конец действиям сирийской армии, иначе это может негативно повлиять на предстоящую встречу в Сочи в этом месяце по активизации усилий по политической ситуации в раздираемой войной стране.

По словам источников, операции были нацелены на группы умеренных оппозиционных сил.

Российское посольство в Анкаре пока не представило никаких комментариев.

Ранее во вторник министр иностранных дел Турции Мевлют Чавушоглу заявил, что правительственные силы Сирии наносят удары по подразделениям так называемой оппозиции в провинции Идлиб "под видом борьбы с террористами".

В последние месяцы наблюдалось тесное сотрудничество между Турцией, Россией и Ираном по Сирии и другим вопросам, но этот инцидент показывает, что сотрудничество подлежит волатильности из-за противоречивых интересов и событий на местах.

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источник: commonspace.eu по материалам информационного агентства ТАСС, Hurriyet Daily News и других источников

фото: Министерство иностранных дел Турции в Анкаре

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