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Israeli Defense Minister Confirms Strike on Syrian Airbase, Accuses Erdogan of Military Provocation
Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant confirmed Israel's airstrike on a Syrian military base near the Turkish border, accusing Turkey of attempting to deploy forces there. The strike, condemned by the U.S. envoy and Turkey, escalated tensions with Ankara, which responded with legal actions against Israeli officials.
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What happened
- 01Israel confirmed airstrike on Syrian base near Turkish border to stop Turkish military deployment.
- 02Defense Minister Gallant accused Erdogan of dangerous provocations and forced retreat.
- 03U.S. envoy condemned the strike as unnecessary escalation with possible political motives.
- 04Turkey vowed to support Syria militarily and warned Israel to stop attacks.
- 05Turkey requested Interpol to issue arrest notices for Netanyahu and Israeli officials.
- 06Israeli leaders warned against Turkish military presence threatening Israel's security.
Israeli leadership vowed to prevent Turkish military expansion threatening their security.
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