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US working on deconfliction mechanism among Turkey, Israel and Syria, US envoy says
Tom Barrack said the channel would help prevent misunderstandings after Israel struck a Syrian airbase near Turkey, with no casualties reported, officials said.
- On Tuesday, U.S. special envoy for Syria Thomas Barrack announced efforts to establish a deconfliction mechanism among Israel, Turkey, and Syria to prevent accidental military confrontation between the regional actors.
- Israel launched eight airstrikes on the Abu al-Duhur airbase in Idlib, Syria, on Tuesday, targeting runways and storage facilities with no reported casualties.
- Israeli officials reportedly targeted the base due to concerns regarding Turkish rehabilitation efforts, which Israel views as potential threats to its air superiority and efforts to curb Iranian influence.
- Turkey condemned the strikes but withheld further comment, while Barrack noted the nation received no warning and could have reasonably prepared a military response.
- Barrack emphasized the need for robust communication architecture, arguing that investing in such mechanisms is far less costly than relying on kinetic methods of communication.
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Yhdysvaltain Turkin-suurlähettilään Tom Barrackin mukaan Israelin isku on tarpeeton eskalaatio, joka ei edistä alueellista vakautta.
·Helsinki, Finland
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US Ambassador to Ankara and Special Representative for Syria, Tom Barrack, stated that Turkey was not informed in advance of Israel's attack on the Abu Zuhur military airbase in Syria. Barrack also announced that they are working on establishing a new mechanism to prevent tensions between Israel, Türkiye, and Syria.
·Istanbul, Türkiye
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