US President Donald Trump has called for the governments in Moscow, Damascus and Tehran to stop the bloodshed that has displaced thousands in Syria's rebel-held province of Idlib. Russian bombardments have hit Syria’s last major opposition bastion since mid-December, as regime forces make advances on the ground despite an August ceasefire and United Nations calls for a de-escalation. Trump remarks come after Turkey called for the attacks to ‘come to an end immediately’, after sending a delegation to Moscow to discuss the flare-up. Trump praised Turkey's efforts, tweeting that Ankara ‘is working hard to stop this carnage’.
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