Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has stated that Turkey supports the peaceful advance of rebels in Syria.
On Friday, December 6, Erdoğan told reporters that the cities of Idlib, Hama, and Homs have been captured, and the next target is Damascus, the capital of Syria.
He added, “Naturally, we hope the opposition’s movement in Syria continues, but in a peaceful manner.”
According to Erdoğan, no message has been received from Syrian President Bashar al-Assad regarding the initiation of negotiations.
It is worth noting that Hayat Tahrir al-Sham is one of the groups supported by Turkey.
Meanwhile, Islamist rebels have captured the cities of Idlib, Hama, and Homs and have now set their sights on Damascus.
This comes as Iran and Russia have expressed concern over the advance of the rebels in various Syrian cities.
The ongoing conflict in Syria continues to evolve, with multiple regional powers and factions vying for control of key areas.
Turkey’s support for the opposition highlights its role in shaping the course of the conflict, while tensions between the Syrian government and international actors, including Iran and Russia, are intensifying.
As the situation in Syria unfolds, it remains to be seen how the diplomatic efforts, particularly concerning potential negotiations, will influence the stability and future of the region. The involvement of external powers is likely to continue influencing the trajectory of the conflict, with global implications for peace and security.
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