Turkey Accuses Israel of Undermining Stability, Aiding ISIS in Syria
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan met with his Syrian counterpart in Damascus, where both officials sharply criticized Israeli policies in Syria. Fidan specifically accused Israel of "undermining stability and indirectly supporting ISIS." This statement comes shortly after Fidan told Reuters that Ankara does not seek conflict with Israel in Syria. However, he warned that Israeli strikes hinder Damascus's ability to deter its enemies and combat ISIS.
Fidan emphasized that Syria belongs to the Syrian people, indicating Turkey's stance against foreign interference. The meeting and subsequent accusations highlight ongoing tensions and differing regional interests involving Turkey, Syria, and Israel.
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