Putin invites Turkey's Erdogan to Moscow amid Syria offensive

Russia's President Vlimir Putin has invited his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan to visit Moscow soon according to reports from Kremlin. He invited Turkish PM for a work-related visit in upcoming days. Putin's office on October 15 confirmed news in an official statement. According to statement, both leers stressed upon requirement to avoid any future conflicts between Turkish and Syrian military. Turkey last week launched an offensive targeting Syrian Kurdish fighters which forced thousands of civilians to run away from ir homes. 

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Kremlin Press Service's statement

" Presidents of Russia and Turkey reaffirmed ir commitment to continuing process of a political settlement in Syria and expressed ir intention to facilitate convening of Syrian Constitutional Committee under auspices of United Nations at end of October in Geneva," Kremlin Press Service said in a statement. telephonic conversation happened after Turkish President called Putin to discuss ongoing tensions. " Russian president drew attention to aggravation of humanitarian situation in areas along Syrian-Turkish border. he of Russian state also considers it unacceptable that members of terrorist organisations, including Daesh (ISIS), which are w guarded by Kurdish militia, take vant of current situation," statement ded. Many countries have cut ties with Turkey over development.

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Russia rey to leave Syria if asked to

Russian President gave a statement to a local television channel saying that forces that are illegally deployed in Syria will have to leave it to restore country's territorial integrity. statement came after Turkish offensive in Kurdish-controlled areas. He said that he is discussing matter with both Iran and Turkey frankly. He n ded that if new Syrian government decides t to have Russian military presence in its territory n troops will be called back. Many countries have condemned Turkey for its action against Syria, but Putin has said that it is a bilateral issue and both countries must resolve it among mselves through dialogue. 

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(With inputs from ANI)