"Maybe," Erdogan told reporters in Ankara, answering a question about the possibility of negotiations with Trump on the situation in Idlib.
He added that the topic of Idlib will be discussed at a high-level meeting in Moscow in the near future.
"We discussed the situation in Idlib this morning with [Russian President Vladimir] Putin. We spoke about the regime’s attacks on our servicemen, as a result of which we have suffered losses in human lives. We agreed that representatives of our Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Defence, and the intelligence service will hold negotiations in Moscow in the near future," Erdogan said.
On Tuesday, the Turkish Defence Ministry stated that 51 units belonging to the Syrian Army, including two tanks, an anti-aircraft installation site and a munitions depot, have been destroyed.
In response, the Turkish armed forces fired at 115 targets of the Syrian army, and neutralised 101 servicemen, according to the Turkish ministry.
Tensions in Northern Syria started to escalate last week after eight Turkish nationals were killed in a shelling conducted by Syrian government forces on Turkey's observation post in Idlib.
