Obama, Turkey's Erdogan discuss campaign against Islamic State

WASHINGTON  - US President Barack Obama and Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan discussed the next steps in the campaign against Islamic State during a telephone call on Wednesday, the White House said.
Obama "welcomed continued dialogue between Turkey and Iraq to determine the appropriate level and form of Turkey@@@s participation in the Counter-ISIL Coalition@@@s efforts in Iraq, and both leaders affirmed their strong support for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Iraq," the White House said in a statement, referring to the jihadist group by an acronym.
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