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One 31-year-old refugee said that he had to leave because Syrian president Bashar al-Assad’s army was bombing in his neighbourhood.

Davutoğlu also called for the removal of President Bashar al-Assad, saying “Anyone thinking of a solution to the Syrian crisis must think of a Syria without Assad, a vicious tyrant killing indiscriminately with chemical weapons and barrel bombs”.

Turkey has seen tensions steadily rise in its restive southeast in recent months amid a spillover of conflict from Syria.

He insisted Russian Federation won’t send troops to Syria.

Basha, who has cousins fleeing from Syria to Europe, said refugees can be a valuable asset to the region.

“What we need to do is to have solidarity with all the countries including Russian Federation to make a transition in Syria a peaceful transition” Davutoglu told a press conference on the margins of the UN General Assembly in New York.

He added that militants seized Turkish soldiers’ weapons and ammunition in the operation that retaliated for the “killing of a number of PKK fighters during the Turkish attacks on their positions”. Yavuz Sonat. The commander was immediately taken to the Fırat...

In addition, the two leaders “discussed how a big part of the answer to the refugee crisis must be a solution to the situation in Syria“, a spokesman for Cameron’s office said.

The attacks took place in the district of Beytüşşebap in Şırnak province, one at 11 p.m. on Thursday night and the other at 5:40 a.m. early on Friday morning, a statement from the General Staff said. This province is close to Turkey’s border with Iraq.

It said that 66,000 asylum-seekers will be relocated from Greece and Italy, and 54,000 more in a year’s time. The Romanian news agency reported the country would have to take an extra 2,475 refugees. “They have to stay in the country they were distributed to”,...

She said that the United Kingdom also believed that there needed to be a proper process for assessing claims for asylum by migrants, with those who were not entitled to refugee status being returned to their country of origin.

It orders checks on Syrians’ documents at the entrance and exit to each province and asks law enforcement to tell transport companies that Syrians are not allowed to leave the provinces where they have registered without permission.

The visits aimed to have a first-hand look at the conditions of Syrian refugees in the Kingdom, mainly in refugee camps, and the need for increasing worldwide support to Jordan as a safe host country for refugees, in a bid to minimise illegal crossings of migrants into Europe.

It also urged the government to ensure the provision of monetary funds and a legal framework for the country to defend its border, using all possible means.

A diplomatic row escalated in Europe on Sunday as governments clashed over how to handle migrants making their way across the continent.