Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan stated that the 'roadmap' for achieving lasting peace in Syria has become clear, noting that regional countries share Ankara's view on Syria's stability. Meanwhile, a UN mission has arrived in Ain al-Arab (Kobani) to assess the humanitarian situation. At the same time, Lebanon and Jordan are trying to find a solution with the Syrian side after Damascus's decision to ban non-Syrian trucks carrying goods for the Syrian market from entering its territory. Erdogan, in a speech at his ruling Justice and Development Party's parliamentary group meeting in Ankara on Wednesday, said: 'Last week, we conducted a tour that included Saudi Arabia and Egypt, where we discussed many files, including Syria and others.'
