Roadmap in Manbij won’t be impacted by U.S. tension: Erdogan

Turkey’s President Tayyip Erdogan said on Aug. 3 that he expected a joint roadmap with the United States regarding the northern Syrian Kurdish city of Manbij not to be impacted by tensions bewteen the NATO allies.

Erdogan’s comments, in a speech in Ankara, came two days after Washington imposed sanctions on two Turkish ministers over the trial of a U.S. pastor accused of backing terrorism, Hurriyet daily reported.
Turkey has said the sanctions were unacceptable.
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