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Turkey says Israeli strikes on Syria may benefit ISIS

Turkey’s foreign minister said Israeli strikes in Syria are indirectly benefiting ISIS. The statement links Israeli military action to risks for militant resurgence and regional instability.

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Further strikes or security vacuums in Syria could increase opportunities for ISIS and worsen regional tensions.

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  1. Turkey's FM says Israeli strikes on Syria are indirectly benefiting ISIS – Middle East Monitor ↗middleeastmonitor.com · Recorded source date: Sep 14, 2026, 8:46 AM UTC

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