- Trump met with Turkish President in Ankara ahead of NATO Summit, discussing Syria policy and Iran efforts.
- A summit in Ankara resulted in an agreement with the SDF and the repeal of Caesar Act sanctions on Syria.
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Türkiye, Syria, and Iraq discuss the viability of YPG structure and adopt a legal framework for disarmament and reintegration.
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Updated Aug 31
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Türkiye, Syria, and Iraq discuss the viability of YPG structure and adopt a legal framework for disarmament and reintegration.
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