The U.S. will close the Turkish-Syrian border

To stop the smuggling of oil, which produces terrorist group "Islamic state", you need to fully close the Turkish-Syrian border, were convinced the United States authorities.

Washington reports that have already come to the agreement with Ankara, and the only parties to hold appropriate consultations.

Terrorist group "Islamic state" (the organization was prohibited on the ground of the Russian Federation the decision of the Supreme court) and other militant groups operating in Syria are receiving support even the result of the border. With all this, a significant role is played by the supplies across the Syrian-Turkish border - from Syria leaving the oil and other important resources and cultural heritage, and fall back terror units, as well as the weapons and equipment for them.

A successful fight against the militants, thus, is not possible without the destruction of the channels through which they receive financial assistance. For example, the United States realized the necessity of closing the borders of Turkey. "It remains to close the 98-kilometer section of the border, we have full agreement without having to discuss the results on how to act to close the border", - quotes RIA Novosti the United States Secretary of state John Kerry.

With all this to monitor the overlap of the frontiers, to provide the required support will be the United States. "President Erdogan wants to do this. We will work together on this, we are going to undertake the necessary consultations between our military to set this up", - said the head of the state Department.

"Turkey is interested to stop the illegal maneuver of transported oil or close the way the maneuvers of foreign fighters in both instructions," says John Kerry. "We will work with them in order to grasp how to combine the efforts of air force, coalition forces, and Turkish and are present at the place of the opposition forces, in order to protect this area. I am convinced that it will happen," he added.

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