Turkey advances in Lebanon after Syria visit

The article discusses Turkey's regional movements in the Arab East, led by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, aimed at containing Iranian influence and countering the Israeli project, with a focus on Syria, Lebanon, and Gaza. Turkey seeks to put an end to Israeli presence in southern Syria and the Gaza Strip, dismantle armed factions under state control, and strengthen cooperation with Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and the United States. It also aims to play a leading role in the region, with support from Washington and Israel, by developing military and diplomatic alliances to ensure its national security—particularly by enhancing its capabilities in Syria and expanding its military presence there. The initiative also includes improving relations with Lebanon and reaching understandings with Hezbollah, alongside coordinating with other countries to manage potential escalation between Iran and the United States, all while maintaining balances that allow for the development of trade and energy routes in the region.

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