According to the Turkish prime minister, Ankara is trying to do its best to establish coordination with Russia, the United States and Iran to resolve the Syrian crisis.


ANKARA (Sputnik)�� Ankara is trying to�do its best to�establish coordination with�Russia, the United States and Iran to�resolve the Syrian crisis, Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim told reporters on�Tuesday.


"There are many countries in�our region, and good coordination� is required to�clear it of�different terrorist organizations, otherwise there is a risk of�unwanted clashes� Terrorists are� our common enemy, common threat, and a factor that hinders the settlement of�the Syrian crisis and stability in�the country," Yildirim said.

"So coordination between�all interested countries�� Iran, Russia, the United States�� should be close. As Turkey, we try to�make every effort to�achieve that," he said.
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