Turkey dismisses Netanyahu on Syria strikes
Turkey rejected the claims made by Benjamin Netanyahu's office regarding Syria allowing Turkish forces to deploy at an airbase near Aleppo, emphasizing that such statements aim to justify Israel's illegal airstrikes on Syrian sovereignty and territorial integrity. Turkey called for a lasting peace in the region, reaffirming its ongoing cooperation with the Syrian government to achieve stability and development, and stating it will not allow Syria's security to be undermined. This comes after Israeli occupation forces launched strikes on Abu al-Zuhur military airfield in Idlib, carrying out eight attacks on the out-of-service airport amid helicopter and drone activity, with expectations of increased Turkish presence in the area, according to statements by the U.S. envoy to Syria.
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