As per reports, it has been revealed that the conflict in Syria is raising concerns among international leaders. Russia's President Vladimir Putin and Turkey's Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan had talks in Istanbul and have decided to come up with ways by which the conflict can be resolved.
Though they both have said that they will work on ways by which the conflict going on in Syria can end, it will take time. "It was agreed that these ideas will be discussed in more detail by our diplomats in the very near future, in order to understand how viable they are", said Dmitry Peskov, who is positioned as the spokesman of Putin.
For now, nothing can be said, as it is not known yet that which approach will suit in Syria. The ongoing conflict in Syria is getting worse with passage of time, as more than 40,000 people have had lost their lives.
On the other hand, Turkey said that they are quite concerned about chemical weapons used by Syria. Both the countries do have talked to each other, but they were not able to end talks with a mutual decision. Russia has also warned the West that it will not let them repeat the incident that took place in Libya.
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