Sharing a brief message on killing of ISIS leader al-Baghdadi, President Erdoğan has said, “Turkey will continue to support anti-terror efforts - as it has done in the past.”

While analyses of the operation are mostly focused on the historical conflict with the Kurds and Ankara's national security concerns, the economic crisis and President Erdoğan's political challenges have been overlooked.

Amnesty International’s report entitled “Sent to a War Zone: Turkey’s Illegal Deportations of Syrian Refugees” has indicated that Syrian refugees in Turkey “were intimidated or beaten in order to make then sign the ‘voluntary return’ forms.”

The President has sued journalists Etienne Gernelle and Roman Gubert for "insulting the President" after the magazine featured him on its cover.

Soldiers were "attacked by the PKK/YPG terrorists while they were carrying out a reconnaissance and surveillance operation", the ministry has stated.

Members of European Parliament have “strongly condemned the unilateral Turkish military operation in northeast Syria, urging Turkey to withdraw all of its forces from Syrian territory." The members have also called for sanctions against Turkey.

US President Trump has held a statement regarding Turkey’s operation into northern Syria. Referring to Turkey’s agreement with the US and Russia, Trump has announced that “he instructed the Secretary of Treasury to lift the US sanctions on Turkey.”

NATO Secretary-General has said a political solution in Syria has become possible, Trump has hailed the "big success on the border".

If the YPG does not withdraw from border areas in accordance with the Moscow-Ankara deal, forces of Russia and Syria will pull back and pave the way for Turkey to "crush" them, according to Peskov.

Turkey and Russia have signed a 10-article agreement on Syria after a six-hour meeting between Erdoğan and Putin.

President Erdoğan has taken off for Russia to meet with Putin as the 120-hour pause of the Syrian operation is about to expire.

Here are today's updates on Turkey's military operation in Syria.

Turkey and the US agreed for a 120-hour halt of the operation which will expire tomorrow.

Making a statement about US-Turkey deal on northern Syria, President and AKP Chair Erdoğan has indicated that Turkey’s “security forces will not leave the area” to see whether the YPG withdraws from the safe zone as agreed.

The US President has said, "Sometimes you have to let them fight like two kids. Then you pull them apart. They fought for a few days and it was pretty vicious."

Minister Gül has said that charges being filed against Halkbank after Turkey launched a military operation into northern Syria "clearly shows that it has a political rather than judicial basis."

Kremlin Spokesperson Peskov has said, "You don't often encounter such language in correspondence between heads of state," on US President's recently revealed letter.

The Chancellor of Germany has said, "I have strongly urged Turkey to end its military operation against the Kurdish military."

In a letter reportedly sent by US President Donald Trump to President Erdoğan on October 9, Trump told Erdoğan, “History will look upon you favorably if you get this done the right and humane way. Don’t be a tough guy. Don’t be a fool”.

"The Kurds are not angels. They did well when they fought with us. They didn't do so well when they didn't fight with us," the US President has said.