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What will be the primary focus of Turkey-Israel coordination in Syria by June 30, 2025?
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Turkey Seeks Coordination with Israeli Officials in Syria Amid PKK/YPG Assistance Requests
Dec 29, 2024, 05:19 PM
Turkish officials have reached out to Israel, requesting the establishment of a coordination mechanism similar to the one previously in place between Israel and Russian forces in Syria. Reports indicate that these communications were initiated following Turkey's military involvement in Syria. The call for coordination aims to facilitate collaboration between the Turkish and Israeli armies in the region. Additionally, there are reports that the Kurdish groups PKK and YPG, facing threats in Syria, are seeking assistance from Israel, highlighting the complex dynamics of regional alliances and conflicts.
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