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Türkiye condemns Israel's activities in Syria
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AA Güncel·1 hour ago·World·1 min read·🇹🇷Türkiye·

Türkiye condemns Israel's activities in Syria

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned Israel's actions in Syria's Quneitra province, stating that this eroded the 1974 Separation of Forces Agreement.

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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned in the strongest terms Israel's resumption of work on the Sufa 53 line in Syria's Quneitra province and its activities to create a fait accompli.

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Israel has restarted its work on the Sufa 53 line in Syria's Quneitra province.

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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned "in the strongest possible terms" Israel's activities aimed at creating new fait accomplis in Syria by resuming its work on the so-called "Sufa 53 line" in Syria's Quneitra province.

Gokhan Celiker

A written statement was made from the Ministry regarding the issue.

The statement said, "We condemn in the strongest terms Israel's erosion of the 1974 Separation of Forces Agreement by restarting its work on the so-called 'Sufa 53 line' in Syria's Quneitra province and its activities aimed at creating new fait accomplis in Syria." The expression was used.

In the statement, the international community was invited to take effective and decisive steps without delay in order for Israel to end its expansionist policies that escalate tensions in the region and to withdraw from the occupied Syrian lands, and it was emphasized that Ankara will continue its determined support for Syria's sovereignty, political unity and territorial integrity, and will continue to take the necessary steps in this direction together with the countries of the region.

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