Erdogan Mentions New Start With Trump, but Warns Turkey Will Attack Syrian Kurds

By Jamie Dettmer May 12, 2017
Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan appeared both confrontational and conciliatory Friday, saying his scheduled talks next week with President Donald Trump could mark a "new beginning" in relations between the two NATO allies, who've been increasingly at cross purposes over Syria. Erdogan cautioned, though, that Washington's decision to arm Syrian Kurds for an assault on the Islamic State's Syrian stronghold of Raqqa had damaged strategic relations between Turkey and America. Read more...

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