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Turkish Navy ships vists Syrian Latakia port after NATO summit in first since civil war

יול 14, 2026 ·  Source: The Jerusalem Post 78Objectivity score78/100

Turkish Navy ships vists Syrian Latakia port after NATO summit in first since civil war

The visit comes on the heels of Turkey hosting a major NATO summit, which Syria’s President Ahmed al-Sharaa attended.

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Turkish naval ships, including the TCG Istanbul with Commander Adm. Ercument Tatlioglu aboard, made their first visit to Syria's Latakia port since the Syrian civil war, according to Turkish government media. This visit follows Turkey's hosting of a NATO summit, attended by Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, and signals Turkey's support for the new Syrian government. The move is viewed with concern by Israel, which sees Turkey as a growing regional threat, particularly given Turkey's increasing naval presence in the Eastern Mediterranean and its

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