Turkey, Russia Presidents in Tehran in an effort to save terrorists in last occupied city of Idleb

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has arrived in Tehran for a summit with his counterparts, Hassan Rouhani of Iran and Russia’s Vladimir Putin, to discuss key issues of interest, mainly a planned Syrian operation to retake Idlib. 

The three presidents were due to meet Friday as part of their efforts to return peace and stability to Syria which is gearing up for a decisive battle to expel terrorists from their last major urban stronghold.

Ankara, Moscow and Tehran are guarantors of the Astana process, a track of negotiations which have resulted in Syria’s return of several militant-held provinces to the government fold and allowed civilians to move to safe zones.