Three Major Powers Warn the US to Withdraw Troops from Syria by a Deadline, or Bear the Consequences
According to reports from relevant Russian media, at the recent Tehran summit, the senior leadership of Russia, Iran and Turkey reached a consensus on the Syria issue, and the three major powers jointly issued a warning to the US, demanding that the US completely withdraw its troops from Syria and stop meddling in the Syria issue. This was also the first time that Russia, Iran and Turkey jointly issued a warning to the US, which shows the formation of the "Russia-Iran-Turkey anti-US alliance." According to relevant media, Turkey warned that US troops bear direct responsibility for the Syria conflict, Russia went further by saying that the US shields terrorist armed groups, and Iran sent a warning to the US, telling US troops to leave Syria quickly and stop interfering in the affairs of Middle Eastern countries and regions, otherwise they will bear the consequences.
According to reports from relevant media, before this Tehran summit, the US was very worried that the relations among Russia, Turkey and Iran were constantly growing closer, and many times stirred up trouble and sowed discord in the relations among Russia, Turkey and Iran, focusing on getting closer to Turkey, because Turkey is a member of the NATO alliance. The focus of this summit was precisely to coordinate and discuss the military operation of the joint Russian-Syrian forces entering Syria's Idlib region, which is controlled by anti-government armed groups, and the Idlib region has a large number of Turkish troops and pro-Turkish armed organizations. Precisely because of this, Turkey repeatedly prevented the joint Syrian and Russian forces from striking the Idlib region. It was because this summit resolved Turkey's differences that Turkey's senior leadership at the meeting agreed to strike the anti-government armed groups in the Idlib region. Turkey had one precondition: the military action taken must guarantee the personal safety of the local people. Foreign media believe that this was in fact a major concession by Turkey, thereby joining the anti-US camp of Russia and Iran.
Relevant Russian military experts spoke highly of the results of this Tehran summit, saying that the results of the Tehran summit set an example for countries around the world and provided a good case, and at the same time would shake the US hegemonic position. After Russia, Turkey and Iran reached a consensus, in fact the US military intervention in Syria faced isolation. Although allies such as the UK and France strongly supported it, they sometimes also assess the situation and change immediately once something is unfavorable to them, and will not keep supporting it all along. Even Germany, the earliest country of the Industrial Revolution, also took a clear stance on this meeting, supporting the joint Syrian-Russian forces in carrying out military operations against terrorists in Syria. In this way, the US was placed in a very unfavorable situation, producing a relatively large impact on US troops in Syria.
In order to avoid harming civilians and taking into account the personal safety of civilians, Russia, Turkey and Iran jointly called on the Syrian anti-government armed groups in the Idlib region not to put up pointless resistance and said they could pursue peace negotiations with Damascus. Turkey, which had previously been the biggest backer of the Syrian anti-government armed groups in Idlib, also made the same statement. The anti-government armed groups in the Idlib region pose a great threat to the joint Syrian and Russian forces, especially the Russian military base in Syria, and precisely because of this, the relevant military strike operations of the joint Syrian-Russian forces are understood. At this very moment, Turkey also accused US troops of arming the Kurds, causing a great security threat to the country. Turkey also pointed out that it is very likely that when the joint Syrian and Russian forces strike the Idlib region, they will carry out military operations against the Syrian Kurdish armed forces, which will certainly plunge US troops into a dilemma where they can neither advance nor retreat.