US attempt to create Türkiye’s joint military mechanism and the Zionist regime in Syria

According to RCO News Agency, official sources said the US government has launched efforts to create a joint military mechanism between Türkiye and the Zionist regime aimed at preventing unwanted clashes in Syria.

Tensions have increased between the two sides since the fall of Bashar al -Assad’s government in Syria in December, and concerns over the permanent presence of the Turkish army in parts of Syrian territory, including Turkey’s possible control over the country’s airspace, have fueled disputes, according to Middel II.

Zionist officials, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, have described the Turkish presence as “red line”. Earlier this month, Zionist fighters carried out several air strikes on military bases in Syria, including Tyas and Hamim bases; The bases Türkiye intended to send the technical team to rebuild.

Following the attacks, the Turkish Defense Ministry’s sources confirmed that technical talks were held in Baku last week. Official sources have said that the talks have begun following US diplomatic efforts.

A US official reported that US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has emphasized the need to reduce tensions with the Zionist regime and increase the dialogue during April 5 with Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan. The official added that Rubio reiterated the importance of these technical talks in his subsequent phone call to Fidan on Monday.

A regional source said Washington’s main concern is the increased risk of unintended conflict between Turkish fighters and the Zionist regime, which are operating in a dangerous distance these days.

However, a Turkish official described the US role in the trivial trend, saying that Türkiye and the Zionist regime had previously had similar mechanisms to prevent conflict in Syria.

The official said: “Türkiye has been similar to Russia, Iran and the United States for many years; “It is not a strange thing to add another channel with Israel.”

Another source close to the case said Turkey and the Zionist regime had connected to Turkish citizens from Lebanon last year and in the past were coordinated through the US Central Command.

According to the report, the new mechanism allows the two -hour contact between the parties and more likely to be held between Ankara and Tel Aviv. Some sources believe that there is no need for formal agreement and that an oral understanding is sufficient.

A Zionist official also said in an interview with Midol Ist that Ankara has been hesitant to the mechanism since December. Turkish officials claim that the true goal of the Zionist regime is not merely to prevent conflict, but to create an area of ​​influence in Syria that allows the Zionist regime to freely operate without the intervention of the new Damascus government.

Ankara has warned that such demands could cause more instability in the Syrian government; A government that, after five years of civil war, requires financial resources, infrastructure reconstruction and international legitimacy.

Turkish officials have also said that even with Washington’s possible mediation, Türkiye does not intend to abandon its plan to establish military bases in Syria; Bases that aimed at combating the ISIS terrorist group and filling the vacuum caused by changing Russian and Zionist roles in the region.

In this regard, Turkish Deputy Foreign Minister Noah Yilmaz said at a recent meeting of Antalya Diplomacy forms that his country had formed a regional coalition with Syria, Iraq, Lebanon and Jordan to coordinate operations against ISIS. He added that the coalition is set to set up its headquarters in Damascus and launch joint operations after the Syrian government’s official request.

However, no official bilateral defense treaty has yet been signed between Damascus and Ankara; A treaty that allows Türkiye to increase its military aid and training to the newly established Syrian army.

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