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Syrian Military Airport Struck After Turkish Delegation Visit Amid Israeli Suspicions

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First reported by Maariv · 5 hours ago

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A Syrian military airport was hit by an airstrike after a Turkish delegation's visit, with Syria and Turkey suspecting Israel's involvement. The attack damaged the Abu al-Duhur airbase's runway, possibly signaling Israeli opposition to Turkey's military expansion in Syria. No casualties were reported, and official responses remain absent.

01Four unidentified aircraft struck Syria's Abu al-Duhur military airport, damaging its runway and facilities.
02The attack followed a Turkish military delegation's visit to assess runway repairs at the airbase.
03Syrian and Turkish sources suspect Israel conducted the strike, but Israel has not commented.
04Turkey aims to expand its military presence in Syria, a move reportedly opposed by Israel.
05The airbase is strategically located near Idlib and the Turkish border, significant in the Syrian conflict.
06Additional strikes were reported in southern Lebanon, with an interceptor missile launched from northern Israel.

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