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Turkey denies Israel's accusations of troop deployment to Syria

The Turkish government rejected Israeli claims that it was preparing to send troops to Syria following an attack on a military base.

19 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The Turkish government denied on Wednesday the allegations made by Israel regarding a supposed preparation to send troops to Syria. The accusations arose after Israel bombed a military base located in Syrian territory the day before.

The statements of rejection were made in response to the Israeli complaint, which suggested a possible Turkish military mobilization following the attacks. Turkey did not provide any additional information on troop movements.

There is still no information on the reasons that led Israel to make these allegations, nor on the situation of the bombed military base.

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