Tensions between Turkey and Russia rise in Idlib following failed talks
Turkish officials are preparing for the worst case scenario as talks in Ankara made clear that Moscow doesn’t want a new deal
By Ragip Soylu, MIDDLE EAST EYE

Smoke billows from the villages of Jabal al-Zawiya region in the northwest province of Idlib following shelling by pro-Syrian government forces on 15 September 2020 (AFP)
After years of air strikes, clashes, blood and agony, Syria’s last opposition-held province, Idlib, has been enjoying some relative peace for the last six months.
For the first time, activists and civilians were not living under the constant fear of attacks by the forces of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his Russian allies.But the situation changed last week during high-level diplomatic talks in Ankara between Russian and Turkish officials.
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