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With Syria attacks, Russia risks pushing US and Turkey back together

By Tom Rogan
Published February 11, 2020 7:31pm ET
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With Syria attacks, Russia risks pushing US and Turkey back together
Lethal Russian and Syrian attacks on Turkish forces in the Idlib governorate, Syria, are pushing the United States and Turkey back together. The Trump administration senses an opportunity to rebuild the relationship with our NATO ally after years of disagreement over Turkey’s evolving relationship with Russia. Tweeting on Monday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo expressed […]

Lethal Russian and Syrian attacks on Turkish forces in the Idlib governorate, Syria, are pushing the United States and Turkey back together.

The Trump administration senses an opportunity to rebuild the relationship with our NATO ally after years of disagreement over Turkey’s evolving relationship with Russia.

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Bashar Assad Foreign Policy Mike Pompeo Recep Tayyip Erdogan Russia Syria Turkey Vladimir Putin