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Israel's 'Trump Model' in Syria: 'Turkey Got the Message'
Israel struck in Syria to prevent a Turkish foothold and to prevent the deployment of "things that must not be there," according to a senior Israeli official. He further noted that while Jerusalem acts against Damascus on a diplomatic level, it does not hesitate to use military force when necessary: "A policy inspired by the US President, who talks to everyone - and fights everyone."
Days after the attack: Mossad chief and Syrian Foreign Minister met secretly
Days after the Israeli attack on a Syrian airbase and the spike in tensions between the countries, Barak Ravid reported that Mossad chief Roman Gofman met with Syrian Foreign Minister Assad al-Shibani in an attempt to prevent further escalation.
Message to Turkey, strike in Syria, and wall-to-wall condemnation in the Arab world
On the night of August 18, 2026, Air Force fighter jets struck the Abu al-Duhur military airfield in the Idlib province of northwestern Syria. The airfield is located about 60-70 kilometers from the Turkish border and about 300 kilometers from the Israeli border. According to Syrian military sources, about eight strikes were carried out, damaging runways and storage facilities.
Damascus signals restraint: "The goal is to avoid escalation to protect the regime"
A source close to the regime told N12 that, in Damascus' view, the solution is to reach security understandings with Israel. The Syrian Foreign Ministry denies the existence of a formal security agreement but emphasizes the desire for stability. Against the backdrop of tensions, the IDF Chief of Staff visited Syria.
Syria officially admits for the first time that it possesses nuclear material: "It will remain in our possession"
The Syrian Foreign Minister stated: "It is our right to use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes." Overnight, Israel struck deep inside Syria, dozens of kilometers from the Turkish border.
Defense establishment remains silent, senior US official publicly blames Israel for overnight strike in Syria
Tom Barrack, the US envoy to Syria, claims that Israel bombed the runway at the Abu al-Duhur base last night, located just 70 km from Turkey. Israel maintains silence and claims it is not involved in the event. The Syrian Foreign Minister stated that nuclear material will remain under Syrian control, subject to IAEA guarantees. An Israeli source told Fox News that sensitive intelligence was shared...
Not far from the Turkish border: unusual airstrikes shook Syria
Several airstrikes were carried out overnight in northwestern Syria, about 70 kilometers from the Turkish border, according to several reports.