Turkish and US officials will continue to discuss a planned safe zone in northern Syria, Turkish military officials say
A man is seen preparing mortar with the children around him on September 26, 2018. Syrians started to repair their homes in Habit village in southern Idlib as they returned their hometown following Sochi peace talks.
The PKK, which is recognised as a terrorist group by the US, EU and Turkey, has waged an armed campaign against the Turkish state that has claimed at least 40,000 lives. At a briefing in Ankara on Thursday, Turkish military officials said talks on the planned safe zone with the United States would continue, but reiterated that Turkey's expectations on the Manbij roadmap had not been met.
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