Syria Agrees To Buffer Zone Along Turkish Border, Say Reports -- The Guardian
Turkish media says deal struck in wake of this week's deadly border shelling incident which killed five Turkish civilians.
Syria has agreed to keep its forces six miles (10km) back from the Turkish border in the wake of this week's deadly shelling incident, Turkish media has reported.
Such a move would amount to a buffer zone – fulfilling a long-standing request by Syrian opposition groups that would allow rebels to operate freely and civilians to seek refuge.
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Turkey sends war ships to Mediterranean -- UPI
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Russia urges restraint from Turkey after Syria border attacks -- Reuters
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