Syria, Turkey bring reinforcement to Idlib province
The UK-based watchdog group also said the Syrian forces brought reinforcement to frontline areas in Idlib.
The UK-based watchdog group also said the Syrian forces brought reinforcement to frontline areas in Idlib.
The two leaders agreed that the attacks of the Syrian government forces against the Turkish soldiers in Idlib were unacceptable.
The UN had said Friday that some 100,000 people had been forced to flee their homes since the beginning of Turkey's military incursion on Wednesday, after US President Donald Trump ordered American troops to pull back from the border.
A number of countries have condemned Turkey's offensive, and Finland, Norway and The Netherlands have already announced that they are stopping arms exports to the country.
Earlier in the day, Secretary of Defence Mark Esper reiterated that the offensive caused damage to bilateral relationship.
Kurdish forces took heavy losses in the US-backed campaign against the Islamic State group in Syria which they spearheaded. In March, they declared the territorial defeat of IS after overrunning the jihadists' last redoubt in the village of Baghouz in eastern Syria.
US troops in northern Syria will no longer be near the border with Turkey, nor will they support Ankara's "long-planned operation" into the country, the White House said in its statement.
