Turkey, Russia and Iran agree to watch over Syria ceasefire
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- 24 January, 2017
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Baku. 24 January. REPORT.AZ/ Turkey, Russia and Iran have agreed in Astana talks Tuesday to establish a tripartite mechanism to monitor the breaches and enforce the ceasefire in Syria.
Report informs referring to the TASS quoting a source from the Iranian delegation.
The announcement came at the second day of ceasefire-focused talks in Kazakhstan's capital, where parties to the six-year-long conflict are seeking ways to sustain a permanent truce that would pave way for a political solution.
The parties continue discussions over communique.
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