Erdogan Warns Russia Risks Split With Turkey on Syria Attack
Smoke billows following reported bombardment by Syrian regime forces on the town of Kafr Ruma on the outskirts of Ma’arrat al-Nu’man on Jan. 27.
Photographer: Omar Haj/Kadour/AFP via Getty Images
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan voiced rare recent criticism of Russia for its conduct in Syria, saying his “patience is running out” over the ongoing bombing of opposition Islamist forces in Idlib province.
“As of now, Russia is loyal to neither Astana nor Sochi” agreements, Erdogan told reporters on his way back from a visit to African countries, according to Anadolu Agency.