Turkish President Erdogan has threatened military action in Syria to prevent its division and eliminate terrorist groups like the PKK and YPG. Turkey aims to maintain Syria’s unity, improve relations with its new government, and oppose international sanctions. The situation risks escalating regional tensions, particularly with Israel over Iran's influence.#Erdogan #TurkeySyria #MilitaryAction #PKK #YPG #SyrianUnity #Terrorism #RegionalTensions #IsraelIran #SyrianCivilWar

Syria is to receive two floating power plants from Turkey and Qatar that will supply 800 megawatts – equivalent to half of what is currently generated in the country – an official said on Tuesday. This came a day after US eased sanctions on Syria, under its transitional government. He said the extent of damage to power plants, transformers and power lines under the former regime of Bashar Al Assad was extensive. “We seek to rehabilitate the generation stations and transmission lines so that the network is able to transmit energy,” said the official.

An Israeli government-formed committee has warned of a potential conflict with Turkey, highlighting Ankara's ambition to restore Ottoman-era influence. The Nagel Committee's latest report on defence and security strategy, submitted on December 6, urges Israel to prepare for a possible war with Turkey. Benjamin Netanyahu, commenting on the report, stated that Israel is experiencing "fundamental changes in the Middle East." Watch for more.'Be Ready For War': Not Iran, Israel Says Turkey-Backed Syria Is Now Bigger Threat | Watch

Israeli officials have warned of a growing threat from Turkey's increasing support for Syrian factions, especially following Turkey’s strategic ambitions in the Middle East. The Nagel Commission report emphasizes that this could become an even greater risk to Israel than the ongoing concerns with Iran. Israel’s defense strategy is shifting, with recommendations to boost offensive military capabilities and allocate a larger defense budget. This evolving situation reflects broader regional instability, exacerbated by Turkey’s involvement and recent developments in Syria.#Israel #Turkey #Syria #NagelCommission #MiddleEast #DefenseStrategy #OffensiveOperations #RegionalInstability #SecurityThreat #GazaConflict #Oneindia #OneindiaNews

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan threatened this week to launch attacks against Kurdish-led forces in northeastern Syria.