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Syrian officials deny Hezbollah meeting
Shared on Facebook X LinkedIn WhatsApp Telegram Viber Reliable sources have indicated that representatives from the Syrian government, Hezbollah Lebanese officials, and officials from Syrian intelligence, legislative bodies, and contacts with American officials held a secret meeting in Turkey last month aimed at easing tensions between the two sides. Turkey and Syria denied the reports of such a meeting taking place. The discussion focused on resolving security issues, such as stopping arms smuggling and dismantling sleeper cells, along with understandings not to involve Syrian military forces in Lebanon. The sources suggested that Turkey pushed for the meeting due to its interest in contributing to stability efforts, while Iran, which supports Hezbollah, was absent from direct participation. Both Ankara and Damascus expressed their readiness to engage in dialogue to achieve regional stability.
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