土耳其，土耳其，俄罗斯。挺希望土俄在叙利亚秀一下鸡肉的，这样我的里拉空头，也许还有卢布空头，就可以比赛一下谁更脆弱了。

不过如果土俄真的稍微火力对抗一下的话，更应该做空卢布，里拉在瞬间膝跳反应后就应该平仓。

Putin Challenges Erdogan Over Syria as U.S. Exit Bolsters Russia

Russia pushes for offensive on militant stronghold of Idlib Turkey bid for buffer zone to counter Kurds opposed in MoscowBy?Henry Meyer,?Selcan Hacaoglu?and?Stepan Kravchenko

(Bloomberg) –?The planned U.S. withdrawal from Syria is fueling tensions between Russia and Turkey over control of a key region of the Middle Eastern country once American forces have left. Russia is pressuring Turkey to agree to an offensive on Idlib, seized by militants linked to al-Qaeda last month, a senior Turkish official said, speaking on condition of anonymity. At the same time, the Kremlin is opposing a bid by Turkey to establish a buffer zone inside Syria to counter U.S.-backed Kurdish fighters. Hassan Rouhani, Tayyip Recep Erdogan and Vladimir Putin Russian Foreign Minister?Sergei Lavrov?on Wednesday indicated that Moscow’s patience is starting to run out over Idlib, saying it can’t accept “the endless existence of this terrorist nest.” Russia “‘will do everything to help the Syrian government and its armed forces to resolve issues concerning the liberation of their territory,” he said. The subject is likely to dominate Syria talks on Thursday between President?Vladimir Putin, his Turkish counterpart?Recep Tayyip Erdogan?and Iranian leader?Hassan Rouhani?in Russia’s Black Sea resort of Sochi. It’s their first meeting since U.S. President?Donald Trump?announced in December that he’ll pull out about 2,000 U.S. troops from Syria, a move that would change the balance of forces on the ground. Trump?renewed?his pledge last week in his State of the Union address even as domestic critics have urged him to avoid a “precipitous withdrawal” that may endanger Kurdish allies fighting against Islamic State in Syria. Russia, Turkey and Iran, which all have forces in Syria, are waiting to see if he’ll follow through on the commitment. “Everything hinges on the U.S. plans to pull out its troops from Syria,” said?Elena Suponina, a Moscow-based Middle East expert. Final Offensive U.S. General?Joseph Votel, who commands American forces in the Middle East, said Feb. 10 that the troop withdrawal is likely to start within “weeks.” His comments came as the U.S.-backed Kurdish fighters started a final?offensive?to clear Islamic State militants from Syria’s border with Iraq. Turkish Foreign Minister?Mevlut Cavusoglu?has signaled that Ankara might agree to a limited Russian-backed Syrian offensive to retake?Idlib. That would be a setback for Turkey as it