Iranian, Turkish FMs discuss Syria developments, anti-terror fight

(There are some a-holes out there in fake alt land saying the terrorists in Syria are backed by the Turkish. This is bullshit. The Turks are working with Assad and the Iranians to fight them. They say this because they support regime change in Turkey just like most of them openly support regime change in Gaza.) 

'These attacks, apparently supported by Türkiye, the US, and Israel, mark the latest effort to destabilize Syria and weaken the ‘Axis of Resistance’ against Israel. It is of course notable that these attacks commenced just after the so-called ceasefire between the Lebanese Resistance, Hezbollah, and Israel (which began violating the ceasefire almost immediately, as Israel has done with virtually every ceasefire in the past).' Eva Bartlett

from PressTV

Foreign ministers of Iran and Turkey have discussed mutual relations as well as the latest developments in the region, particularly the resurgence of terrorism in Syria and the anti-terror fight.

Heading a diplomatic delegation, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi arrived in Ankara early Monday following a short visit to Syria.

Araghchi and Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan held talks on Monday and are scheduled to attend a joint press conference.

During the meeting, Araghchi said regional countries have common concern about the resurgence of terrorism and the spread of insecurity in Syria.

He urged regional countries, particularly Iran and Turkey, to boost cooperation and convergence to protect regional stability and security.

The top Iranian diplomat emphasized that Israel, backed by the United States, strives to exploit the ongoing sensitive situation in the region caused by the regime’s unprecedented aggression in Gaza and Lebanon and to divert the international community’s attention to its crimes.

“The recent moves by terrorist groups in Syria and the spread of instability and insecurity in this country are in line with the Zionist goals,” Araghchi pointed out...

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