Syria confirms talks with Israel to ease tensions after attacks
Syria said it held talks with Israel in Jordan on Sunday on de-escalation after recent Israeli strikes, and on keeping the country out of tensions between..
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Syria said it held talks with Israel in Jordan on Sunday on de-escalation after recent Israeli strikes, and on keeping the country out of tensions between Israel and Turkey, an ally of Damascus. Syria and Israel have technically been at war since 1948. Damascus also told the Israeli delegation it would not accept agreements restricting its right to build and develop its armed forces or determine its alliances and partnerships, SANA said.
Furthermore, Discussions also addressed “efforts aimed at bringing closer the views between Turkey and Israel and ensuring the current tension between the two countries are not reflected on Syria territory”, the report added. The meeting was “part of forces at de-escalation after recent Israeli bombardment of Syria territory, climbing tensions in southern Syria, and in support of stability in Syria and the region”, said the source. According to Sana, today's talks aim at ending "the attacks, arrests and selective killings by Israel" and also seek "to reach a security agreement that can form the basis for a wider future agreement".
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Syria said it held talks with Israel in Jordan on Sunday on de-escalation after recent Israeli strikes, and on keeping the country out of tensions between Israel and Turkey, an ally of Damascus.
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Syria and Israel have technically been at war since 1948.
according to Channel News AsiaDamascus also told the Israeli delegation it would not accept agreements restricting its right to build and develop its armed forces or determine its alliances and partnerships, SANA said.
according to Channel News AsiaDiscussions also addressed “efforts aimed at bringing closer the views between Turkey and Israel and ensuring the current tension between the two countries are not reflected on Syria territory”, the report added.
according to South China Morning Post — WorldThe meeting was “part of forces at de-escalation after recent Israeli bombardment of Syria territory, climbing tensions in southern Syria, and in support of stability in Syria and the region”, said the source.
according to South China Morning Post — WorldAccording to Sana, today's talks aim at ending "the attacks, arrests and selective killings by Israel" and also seek "to reach a security agreement that can form the basis for a wider future agreement".
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Syria said it held talks with Israel in Jordan on Sunday on de-escalation after recent Israeli strikes, and on keeping the country out of..
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