Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his US counterpart Donald Trump agreed in a telephone conversation to meet next month in Washington to discuss the establishment of a "safe zone" in northern Syria, announced Sunday evening the Turkish presidency.
Erdogan told Trump "his frustration over the lack of implementation by the US military and security services of the agreement" reached in August with Washington on this area, which must separate the Turkish border Syrian Kurdish territories, said the Turkish presidency in a statement.