Senior Israeli officials told Kan that Turkey has threatened to provide aerial assistance to Iran if Kurdish forces invade Iran as part of a Mossad-led ground operation to overthrow the regime, according to a report. The claim has not been independently confirmed.
Senior Israeli officials told Kan that Turkey has threatened to provide aerial assistance to Iran if Kurdish forces invade Iran as part of an alleged Mossad-led ground operation to overthrow the Iranian regime. The report, attributed to unnamed senior officials, has not been independently confirmed. The Zioneer has previously reported on a series of developments in the regional standoff: On July 7, Turkey reportedly planned to deploy radars in Syria, raising concerns in Israel; on July 15, an Iranian official claimed the Trump administration planned a ground invasion; and on July 13, an Israeli official warned the IAF would be over Tehran if Iran attacked. The latest threat, if accurate, would mark a significant escalation in Turkey's involvement in the Iran-Israel conflict.
2 developments
- StrongTrump reveals Turkey considered joining Iran war, says he asked Erdogan to stay out
- StrongTrump: Turkey would have joined Iran war against Israel without my intervention
- StrongErdogan says Israeli operations threaten Turkey; warns of military confrontation
- DevelopingErdogan reportedly blocked Kurdish plan to topple Iranian regime, analyst claims
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- Internal intake