Baku/19.07.20/Turan: information from the Kurdish Firat Agency about the Turkish side sending fighters from the armed groups of the Syrian opposition to support the Azerbaijani army does not correspond to reality. The official representative of the Turkish side told TASS on Sunday.
"This is not true," the source said.
Representatives of the Azerbaijani side also called this information "fiction and fake"in an interview with TASS.
Earlier, Fiat reported that Turkey is allegedly preparing to transfer members of the "free Syrian army" to Azerbaijan. The Agency did not provide any official statements on this issue.- 06B-
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