Regional Powers Urge Political Solutions in Syria Amid Tensions
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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi's visit to Turkey was marked by tension as he accused Turkey of supporting a Syrian rebel offensive in Aleppo, while Turkey denied the allegations and criticized Iran and Syria for not engaging in peace talks. Araghchi, who did not deliver any message from Syrian President Assad, reiterated Iran's support for Damascus and suggested Iran might deploy troops if requested. Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan emphasized the need for a diplomatic solution and criticized Assad's regime for oppressing its people. A meeting between Turkey, Iran, and Russia is expected soon to discuss the crisis.
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