In a proactive move to prevent accidental clashes in Syria, delegations from Israel and Türkiye met in Azerbaijan. The Israeli representatives, led by National Security Advisor Tzachi Hanegbi, held talks with Turkish defense officials amid rising tensions over military activities in the region.
During the discussions, Israel made it clear that any change in the deployment of foreign forces in Syria, such as establishing Turkish bases in the Palmyra area, would cross a red line with significant consequences for the Syrian regime.
Turkish officials confirmed that both sides have initiated technical discussions to develop a mechanism aimed at preventing unintended military encounters in Syria. This collaborative effort highlights the critical role of diplomacy in managing complex regional dynamics.
This initiative underscores the importance of proactive dialogue in defusing high-stakes situations. Stay tuned for more updates on this evolving story! 🤝🌍
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Israel, Türkiye hold talks in Azerbaijan to avoid conflict in Syria
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