3-month timetable set in US-Turkey Manbij deal: Bozdag

YOZGAT, TURKEY - JUNE 19: Turkey and the U.S. have set a three-month timetable to complete the tasks agreed in a deal on Syria's Manbij, Turkish government spokesman said Tuesday. "We have a 90 days' timetable. [It schedules] what will be done within a week, in two weeks, in a month, and so on,” Bekir Bozdag told reporters in the central Yozgat province. The Manbij deal focuses on the withdrawal of the PKK-affiliated YPG terror group from the northern Syrian city and stability in the region. The agreement was first announced after a meeting in Washington earlier in June between Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu and U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. "A timetable is set, and as part of that timetable, tasks have begun to be done step by step," Bozdag said, referring to the start of joint patrol activity in Manbij by Turkish and U.S. troops on Monday. (Footage by Omer Ertugrul/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images)