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Israel's Concern Over Turkey: Seeks Support from Russia and USA

Israel's Concern Over Turkey: Seeks Support from Russia and USA
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World March 4, 2025 11:27

israel, syria, russia, usa - Israel expresses concerns over Turkey's alleged plans to establish military bases in Syria, seeks support from Russia and USA.

Israel's Concern Over Turkey's Actions in Syria

Israel has reportedly approached USA and Russia to prevent Turkey from establishing military bases in Syria. Turkish President Erdogan's comments on Syria's stability and Israel's efforts to strengthen relations with Russia are highlighted.

Israeli Request to USA

Israel is said to have requested assurances from the USA to prevent Turkey from creating military bases in Syria and avoid anti-Israel policies.

Netanyahu's Strategy with Russia

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu sends military secretary Roman Goffman to Moscow to discuss Russia's military presence in Syria, signaling a shift towards Russia over Turkey.

Israel's Position on Syrian Conflict

Israel's actions to prevent Turkish military bases in Syria and to counter Syrian army training efforts are outlined, showing a preference for Russia over Turkey.

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