Turkey retaliated against the attack to destroy all enemy targets and avenging our fallen troops, Turkish president’s communications director Fahrettin Altun said.
“The war criminal, who ordered today’s heinous attack, targeted the entire international community, not just Turkey,” he tweeted.
At least five Turkish soldiers were killed in fire in Idlib, Syria. According to Turkish defense ministry, Syrian government forces opened fire.
Newspaper: Red lines crossed in new Armenia parliament
Kremlin reacts to Armenia domestic political developments
Armenia Security Council secretary calls Russia Security Council deputy chair's remarks "inappropriate"
Armenia Security Council chief says he hopes Russia won't call on ex-President Robert Kocharyan's case
Reuters: US starts returning staff to some Middle East missions
Newspaper: Armenia PM instructs teammates to “crush” opposition with speeches
make preferable
