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Hakan Fidan, Turkey's Foreign Minister, on October 29, 2023, during his visit to Damascus, accused Israel of trying to destabilize Syria. During this visit, he met and discussed with his Syrian counterpart, Asaad Al-Shibani. These statements come as Israel continues its airstrikes on various positions in Syria.
Israeli Airstrikes and International Reactions
Fidan noted in his remarks that Israel's attacks not only violate Syria's sovereignty but also increase tensions in the region. He stated: "Israel is seeking to create instability in Syria, and these actions could have more negative consequences for the security of the region." These remarks are made as Damascus seeks to garner more support from the international community to counter external threats.
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Emphasis on Diplomatic Solutions
In response to Fidan's remarks, Asaad Al-Shibani, Syria's Foreign Minister, emphasized the importance of diplomatic solutions in resolving crises. He said: "We believe that only through dialogue and cooperation can stability and security be achieved in Syria and the region." These statements reflect Damascus's willingness to use diplomacy as a tool to address security challenges. At the same time, Fidan referred to Turkey's role in supporting Syria and its diplomatic efforts, urging the international community to pay attention to these efforts.
This meeting and discussions between the two ministers take place amid ongoing tensions in the Middle East, with various countries seeking ways to reduce these tensions. Given the security concerns and recent developments, these talks could be seen as a positive step towards establishing stability in Syria and the region.
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