Israel has announced a threat in connection with Turkey's deployment of a base in Syria.

Israel considers the deployment of the Turkish military base in Tiyas in Syria as a potential threat to its freedom of action. This was reported to Izvestia by an Israeli source.

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"Israel considers the deployment of the Turkish base as a potential threat to its freedom of action," the source told Izvestia.

Earlier, the Middle East Eye portal, citing sources, reported that Turkey has begun the process of taking control of the T4 airbase, located near Palmyra, and plans to deploy Hisar air defense systems there.

According to the portal's sources, construction work is already underway at the facility, and Ankara intends to expand the base's infrastructure by deploying surveillance systems, drones, and a layered air defense system.

On the night of April 4, Israeli aircraft attacked the settlements of Tel Juma and Tel al-Jabiya. The Syrian authorities confirmed the deaths of nine civilians. Israeli aircraft also hit airfields in Hama and Homs.

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Missile response period: deployment of Turkish base in Syria worries Israel