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Israel Claims Responsibility for Syria Airstrike to Halt Turkish Military Build-Up

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First reported by Channel 13 · 18 hours ago

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Israel confirmed it conducted an airstrike on a Syrian airbase near Aleppo to stop Turkish military deployment, sparking U.S. criticism for not warning Turkey. The strike targeted Abu al-Duhur airport, with no casualties reported. The U.S. envoy warned the attack could escalate regional tensions and stressed the need for de-escalation mechanisms among Israel, Syria, and Turkey.

01Israel took official responsibility for an airstrike on a Syrian airbase near Aleppo to block Turkish forces.
02The strike targeted Abu al-Duhur military airport, damaging runways and storage, with no casualties.
03Israel warned Syria multiple times about Turkish deployments violating a security status quo agreement.
04U.S. envoy Tom Barrett criticized Israel for not warning Turkey, warning of possible Turkish retaliation.
05Israel informed senior U.S. officials but chose not to notify Turkey before the strike.
06Barrett called for mechanisms to reduce tensions among Israel, Syria, and Turkey amid ongoing negotiations.

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