- Regional bodies, including GCC members, Türkiye, and the Muslim World League, condemned terrorist attacks and bombings in Syria and Damascus.
- Ankara supports Syrian reconstruction and stability while seeking to block Iran's influence in Lebanon and Syria.
- Turkey is a vocal critic of Israel while militant voices seek conflict with Damascus.
Türkiye expands influence in Syria, supporting Damascus amidst high-intensity operations involving Israeli forces.
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Türkiye expands influence in Syria, supporting Damascus amidst high-intensity operations involving Israeli forces.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.IDF strikes intensify strategic rivalry between Ankara and Damascus.1 source
Turkey assists in rebuilding Syria while facing Israeli monitoring and Iranian fears.1 source
Türkiye expands influence in Syria, supporting Damascus while Israeli forces face high-intensity operations.1 source
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