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    Baghdad, a security secret meeting with Damascus and Ankara

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    Post by Rocky Tue 30 Aug 2016, 6:12 am

    Newspaper reveal embrace Baghdad, a security secret meeting with Damascus and Ankara

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    Twilight News / Lebanese newspaper revealed a host of the capital Baghdad, a security meeting last Thursday, which included military officials from Iraq, Syria and Turkey.
    Quoted Safir newspaper, in what it called reliable Arab sources, that "the Iraqi capital, received last Thursday, a security trilateral meeting, which included representatives from the Ministry of Defense, the Iraqi military and intelligence services, and three senior Syrian officers, belonging to the military security of the General Intelligence Division, and a delegation security provided by Turkey's Hakan Fidan, head of Turkish intelligence is dead. "
    The newspaper pointed out that "the Syrian officers who had arrived in the Iraqi capital, a diplomatic counter Syrian delegation, led by Foreign Minister Walid al-Moualem, who was not involved in those negotiations, to be limited to security alone without diplomats."
    And stresses the newspaper, that "According to Arab sources, expressed a positive meeting great to open a page of mutual cooperation, and test restore security coordination, especially in relation to the Kurdistan Workers' Party and his activities in Syria."

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