Erdogan Threatens 'Military Intervention" into Northern Syria

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has threatened on Saturday to intervene militarily into Northern Syria to purge it from terrorists.

The Turkish president has announced readiness to retake those areas in Syria from terrorists, where, according to Ankara, they are still present, according to TASS news agency.

"The regions hosting terrorists, who still remain in Syria, will be either purged [from militants], as we have been promised, or we will come and do it by ourselves," he said, aired by the NTV channel.

According to Erdogan, Turkey "will be taking resolute steps until absolute stability is ensured along its southern borders.".