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Turkey Denies Military Presence at Syrian Airbase Targeted by Israel, Condemns Strikes

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First reported by Ynet · 1 day ago

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Turkey denies any military presence at the Syrian airbase targeted by Israel near Idlib and condemns the strikes as threats to regional stability. Syria confirms no Turkish base was planned and says the site was nearly empty during the attack. Israel acknowledges the strike aimed to prevent Turkish troop deployment, following intelligence shared with the U.S.

01Turkey denies any Turkish military presence at the Syrian airbase struck by Israel near Idlib.
02Turkey calls on the international community to act against Israeli operations threatening regional stability.
03Syrian Foreign Minister says no Turkish base was planned and the airbase was nearly empty during the strike.
04Israel informed the U.S. before the attack and later confirmed responsibility for the strike.
05Israeli Defense Minister criticizes Erdogan for risking regional security with Turkish actions in Syria.
06Mossad chief reportedly discussed Turkey's presence in Syria with the Syrian foreign minister.

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