Terrorists from Turkey, Iran, and Iraq Seek Shelter in Syria: Fidan Analysis
Terrorists from Turkey, Iran, and Iraq are hiding in northern Syria under the guise of fighting against ISIS, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan revealed during a panel at the Munich Security Conference. Fidan stressed the importance of remaining optimistic about Syria’s future, noting that the long-standing instability in the country has finally been addressed.
Regional countries are in agreement on the need to prevent threats against neighboring nations and to combat the progression of terrorism. Fidan emphasized the significance of protecting Syria’s territorial integrity and sovereignty. He also called for the establishment of a single legitimate armed force in Syria, urging armed groups to unite as one cohesive army.
The remarks made by the Turkish Foreign Minister shed light on the complex dynamics at play in Syria and the critical importance of collaboration among regional countries to ensure stability and security in the region.
