ANKARA: Work between Turkey and the United States to implement an agreement over the Syrian town of Manbij is proceeding more slowly than desired, Turkish military sources said.
Turkey is making efforts to speed up the process, the sources said, referring to an agreement between the NATO allies to a complete withdrawal of the Kurdish YPG militia from the town. Ankara considers the YPG a terrorist organisation.
Turkey and Russia have conducted three coordinated patrols in the mainly Kurdish-controlled northern Syrian region of Tel Rifaat and plan to continue the patrols, the sources said.
Roadmap for Syria's Manbij moving slower than desired: Turkish military sources
Update
![Roadmap for Syria's Manbij moving slower than desired: Turkish military sources]( "Turkey and Russia have conducted three coordinated patrols in the mainly Kurdish-controlled northern Syrian region of Tel Rifaat and plan to continue the patrols. (File/AFP)")
Updated 04 April 2019
Roadmap for Syria's Manbij moving slower than desired: Turkish military sources
- Turkey is making efforts to speed up the process, the sources said, referring to an agreement between the NATO allies to a complete withdrawal of the Kurdish YPG militia from the town
- Ankara considers the YPG a terrorist organisation
