Turkey and Israel have initiated talks to prevent military conflicts in Syria, prompted by Israel’s military actions and rising tensions over influence in the region. A recent meeting in Azerbaijan included military and security officials discussing measures to avoid unintended incidents, coinciding with Syrian President Ahmed al-Shara’s visit to Turkey for security discussions. The talks come amid increasing rivalry in Syria following the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad, with Turkey’s foreign minister emphasizing the need for dialogue to avoid escalation and ensure national security.
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