Syria and Turkey
How Turkey’s dangerous course in the Middle East fuels massacres - opinion
Ankara has created, sustained, and directed a well-established network of Islamist proxies.
Syrian army starts training in Turkey, while Ankara gains influence over Damascus gov't - analysis
Turkish charity shop worker allegedly sexually abusing Syrian refugees - BBC
Turkey to send Syria weapons in exchange for greater reach against Kurdish group - report
Turkey’s relation with Syrian proxies tainted by broken promises
Some observers were so impressed with Turkey’s intervention in Libya that they deemed it possible to use it to justify controversial outcome of Turkish involvement in the Syrian conflict.
Three-year-old girl taught to laugh at bombs reaches safety in Turkey
Salwa and her father are reported to be in a refugee camp in Southern Turkey, joining the 3.7 million Syrian refugees now living in Turkey.
Turkey not stopping Syrian refugees reaching Europe, US stands with Turkey
The US State Dept. said that the US stands by its "NATO ally Turkey".
Turkish army retaliates against 'all known' Syrian government targets
"All known" Syrian government targets are under fire by Turkish air and land support units.
Car bomb near Syria-Turkey border kills two, wounds five
The Turkish Defense Ministry has blamed the Kurdish YPG militia for the attack.
Turkey considering ‘mission accomplished’ in Syria - experts
Turkish and Syrian intelligence chiefs reportedly discussed a ceasefire in rebel-held Idlib and the status of eastern-based Kurdish forces.
Turkey’s changing story on Syria: From self-defense to long-term control
Turkey’s narrative is slowly changing on its expanding role in northern Syria.
Explaining interests in eastern Syria
The Turkish military is more than capable of defending its borders without invading Syria. Its fully modern military is the second largest in NATO, and fourth in terms of firepower.
The US disconnect in Syria
As outlined at the UN General Assembly, Turkish President Recep Erdogan’s plan is to resettle two million Syrian refugees in this “safe zone” at a cost of $53 billion.
With help and love: Volunteers who went to Syria to aid those fleeing war
While many other western NGOs and journalists left after October 13, fearing the Syrian regime might take over some area the US was leaving, FBR was going forward.