Turkey denies Netanyahu's troop deployment claims

Turkey rejected, on Wednesday, the accusations made by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding Turkey's intention to deploy forces at a Syrian airbase. Ankara described these claims as "baseless allegations" aimed at justifying Israeli strikes on Syria. The Turkish Presidency’s Communications Directorate stated that the accusations seek to legitimize Israeli military operations targeting Syria’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, considering them an attempt to justify military interventions within Syrian territory. These remarks came in response to Netanyahu’s warning to Damascus not to allow Turkish military presence in Syria, deeming that the deployment of Turkish forces near Aleppo poses a threat to Israeli security.

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