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Turkey says opening frontier for migrants will not hurt ties with West
ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey does not believe its decision to allow some of the millions of migrants it hosts to cross into Europe will have an impact on its ties with the West, Turkey’s communications director said on Friday. In response to the escalating conflict and the killing of 33 of its troop»»»
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