Syrian Conflict Takes New Turn
Ankara's Position Sparks Tensions
Regional Powers Vie for Influence
In a significant shift, the locus of Syria's armed conflicts has moved to an arc stretching along the entire Turkish-Syrian border. A key driver of this conflict is Ankara's stance towards Kurdish forces operating along the border.
Stay informed about the evolving situation with Al Jazeera's comprehensive coverage of Turkey-Syria Border news, including exclusive video footage, photos, and interactive maps.
Turkey's construction of a border barrier in 2014 led to the displacement of Syrian civilians, with an estimated 471 casualties reported, including children and women.
In October, Turkey launched a cross-border operation against Kurdish-led forces, following the withdrawal of US troops allied to the Kurds. This operation has further escalated tensions and raised concerns about regional stability.
As foreign powers and groups become embroiled in the Syria conflict, their respective interests and potential gains or losses are becoming increasingly apparent. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for comprehending the complexities of the ongoing conflict.
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