Erdogan’s latest threats in Syria test limits with Biden, Putin
The Turkish president’s warnings are targeted as much at Washington and Moscow as they are at Syria’s Kurds.
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Erdogan: Attack on Turkish convoy breaks 'the camel’s back'
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that rocket attack on a Turkish convoy in Syria that killed two Turkish special forces personnel has "broken the camel’s back,” adding, “We are determined to eliminate threats arising from there either with the forces active in these areas or with our own means.”