Netanyahu: “I don’t want to see Turkey moving south in Syria – The message wasn’t received & we demonstrated it militarily”
- Benjamin Netanyahu issued a new warning to Turkey over its military presence in Syria, further escalating tensions in the Israel-Turkey confrontation.
- The Israeli prime minister argued that Ankara had been informed of Israel’s “red lines” and directly linked Israeli military actions in Syria to the message he wanted to send to the Turkish side.
- The new remarks come after recent statements by Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who, referring to Israeli attacks in Syria, had said that no one can restrict Turkey.
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- Benjamin Netanyahu issued a new warning to Turkey over its military presence in Syria, further escalating tensions in the Israel-Turkey confrontation.
- The Israeli prime minister argued that Ankara had been informed of Israel’s “red lines” and directly linked Israeli military actions in Syria to the message he wanted to send to the Turkish side.
- The new remarks come after recent statements by Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who, referring to Israeli attacks in Syria, had said that no one can restrict Turkey.
Sources: Protothema