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Turkey aims to weaken Iran's influence by pushing Israel out of Syria and Lebanon
Turkey is taking steps to strengthen its influence in the Arab and regional areas at the expense of Israel, aiming to counter its expansion and protect its national security. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan emphasized that Ankara seeks to support those affected in Lebanon, Syria, Palestine, and Iraq, and is working to bolster its relationships with regional countries, including Syria, Lebanon, and Iran, with the goal of thwarting Israeli plans and regaining control over occupied territories. Erdoğan also held discussions with Trump and European leaders to demand that they exert pressure on Israel. The negotiations focused on expediting Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon and Syria, supporting domestic stability in Lebanon, and emphasizing the importance of the Israeli occupation's withdrawal and the Lebanese state's sovereignty over its territories. Turkey affirms that it is striving to fill the power vacuum created by Iran's waning influence, backed by its military and economic strength. It is competing with Israel's project aimed at expanding the occupation, considering that the region is currently undergoing significant transformations, with Israel pressing to acquire more land and establish a new regional system.
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