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World leaders 'concerned' over Turkey offensive in Syria

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Worlds leaders express concern about Turkey's new offensive against Kurdish militia in northern Syria, which may affect the fight against IS group in Syria. Turkish warplanes and artillery are backing a major ground offensive in the Kurdish enclave of Afrin, aiming to oust the YPG which Turkey considers a terror group.

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