A Turkish newspaper talks about Ankara's efforts to take control of Aleppo

A Turkish newspaper reported in an article claiming that negotiations between Turkey and Russia on a formula by which Syrian forces would be fired from Aleppo would take control of the city from the Turkish side.

According to sources described by the Turkish newspaper "Yeni Shafak", negotiations between the Turkish and Russian delegations are continuing with the aim of transferring the administration of the Aleppo province to the Turkish side. The newspaper quotes a member of the coalition of Syrian opposition forces Fuad Aliko, saying in this regard "that a long way has been cut politically and militarily to allow Turkey to oversee the Hama, Aleppo and Idlib ", in return for the return of more than 3 million Syrians from Turkey and Europe to Aleppo with the withdrawal of Syrian and Allied forces from the region. According to the newspaper, the characteristics of the map appeared as early as the second half to form areas of influence for the United States and the PKK in the East, Turkey and the Free Army in the middle , Russia and the Syrian government in the West and South regions.

Source: yenisafak.com