ANKARA, Dec. 28 -- Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said Wednesday that a permanent ceasefire and a political solution to the Syrian crisis is close, local media reported.
Cavusoglu's comments came after reports of an agreement between Turkey and Moscow for a general ceasefire deal in Syria.
"Turkey and Russia have prepared an agreement for a cease-fire in Syria," the minister was quoted by broadcaster NTV a saying.
"There are two texts ready on a solution in Syria. One is about a political resolution and the other is about a cease-fire," he added.
Cavusoglu also said that the ceasefire in Syria could come into force at any moment.
The terror organizations will be excluded from the ceasefire, he noted.
Earlier on Wednesday, state-run Anadolu Agency reported that Turkey and Russia had agreed on a cease-fire deal in Syria, citing diplomat sources.
The private broadcaster CNN Turk also said that Moscow, Ankara and Tehran had agreed on a proposal toward a nationwide cease-fire.
Meanwhile, the Kremlin said it could not comment on the cease-fire report.
