Israel strikes Syrian airbase in Idlib

US Special Representative for Syria, Tom Barak, expressed concern over recent Israeli airstrikes on Syria, accusing Israel of escalation.

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Israel conducted eight airstrikes on the Abu ad-Duhur airbase in Idlib province, Syria.
The airbase is described as abandoned or non-operational.
The strikes targeted the runway and storage facilities.
The attack occurred after Turkey allowed military presence near Aleppo.
Israel claimed that the Turkish presence threatened its security.
The U.S. expressed concern over the airstrikes, calling them an unnecessary escalation.
The U.S. stated that the current Syrian leadership under President Ahmed al-Sharaa supports de-escalation with Israel.
The U.S. emphasized that restraint and cooperation are key to regional stability.

The Israeli Prime Minister's office confirmed the attack and stated that Israel had repeatedly warned Syria about the security threat posed by Turkish forces. — tg_bbcrussian
Turkey denied that its troops were on the Syrian base, calling Israel's accusations 'reckless' and aimed at legitimizing illegal airstrikes. — tg_bbcrussian
The U.S. envoy to Turkey, Tom Barak, said Ankara was not warned about the Israeli strikes and therefore could have responded, but calm was preserved. — tg_bbcrussian
The U.S. special envoy stated that the current Syrian leadership has repeatedly called for de-escalation with Israel. — interfax