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US Works to Prevent Clashes Between Israel, Syria, and Turkey After Airport Strike
Following an Israeli strike on a Syrian airbase near Turkey, the US is creating a coordination mechanism to prevent clashes between Israel, Syria, and Turkey. Israel confirmed the strike, citing Syrian violations of a security agreement by allowing Turkish forces at the base.
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What happened
- 01The US is establishing a coordination mechanism to prevent conflicts between Israel, Syria, and Turkey.
- 02The mechanism follows an Israeli strike on Syria's Abu al-Duhur airport near the Turkish border.
- 03Turkey was not warned in advance about the Israeli airstrike, according to the US envoy.
- 04Israel confirmed the strike, accusing Syria of violating a security agreement by hosting Turkish forces.
- 05Israel warned Syria repeatedly about the security threat but was ignored.
- 06The US aims to reduce escalation and improve communication among the three countries.
The US aims to avoid further escalation through improved communication.
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