Monitoring Desk
MOSCOW: Russia said on Monday the Turkish military came under fire from Syrian government forces because Russia had not been warned about Turkey’s operations in Syria’s northwest Idlib region, the Tass news agency cited Russia’s Defence Ministry as saying.
Turkish air force planes did not violate Syria’s border and no attacks on Syrian troops were recorded, the ministry added.
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said Turkey would continue to retaliate against attacks on its forces in Idlib, after the government said four Turkish soldiers were killed and nine wounded by Syrian government shelling. (Reuters)
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