The Guardian Article RatingErdoğan asks Russia and Iran to support Turkey's incursion into Syria
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
53% : "What we expect from Iran and Russia is to support Turkey in its fight against terrorist organisations," he told a press conference following the meeting.44% : The Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, has used trilateral talks with his Iranian and Russian counterparts in Tehran to make the case for a further Turkish incursion into north-western Syria.
44% : Haluk Bayraktar, who heads the company manufacturing the TB2 drones used in Ukraine, told CNN shortly before Erdoğan arrived in Tehran that his company would never sell drones to Russia, as "we support Ukraine, its sovereignty and its resistance".
41% : The visit to Tehran provided Erdoğan with an opportunity to reaffirm ties to both Tehran and Moscow, along with plentiful opportunities to court Moscow's cooperation on key issues.
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