DAMASCUS, SYRIA (3:40 P.M.) – A Turkish military convoy entered, today, the Syrian province of Idlib to further enhance the military buildup in one of the observation posts deployed in the area.
The convoy, which includes armored and logistic vehicles, as well as servicemen, headed to Sarman village located in the eastern countryside of the province, where the Turkish Army has set up an observation post earlier.
Last Thursday, Turkey established its last post in the western countryside of Idlib as per Astana talks held by the three guarantor states; Turkey, Russian and Iran.
This comes as the three countries agreed to enhance the de-escalation zones across the war-torn Syria.
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