Ankara-driven talks with Hezbollah progress

The article focused on Turkey's role in attempting to bring closer the perspectives of Prime Minister Ahmed al-Sharq's administration in Lebanon and Hezbollah. Sources indicate that meetings between the two parties continue secretly and in a more relaxed atmosphere, with expectations that they may develop into a high-level public meeting. Turkey believes that the disagreement between al-Sharq's government and Hezbollah is considered beneficial for Israel and that their cooperation represents a strategic interest in promoting regional stability, especially as relations between Beirut and Damascus improve and tensions with the new Syrian regime decrease. Turkish intelligence chief Ibrahim Kalın plays an important role in supporting the dialogue, asserting that Syria should not militarily intervene against Hezbollah. In return, Damascus has been encouraged to reopen the door to restoring normal relations with the party and to strengthen stability along the Syrian-Lebanese border, focusing on issues related to refugees and border security.

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