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Recent reports indicate the US is preparing to establish a military base in Damascus to support a potential security agreement between Syria and Israel. Syrian President Sharaa seeks a security deal with Israeli troop withdrawal, amid ongoing negotiations and regional tensions. Sharaa's international legitimacy is rising, complicating Israel's strategic calculus.
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Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, once a US-designated terrorist, has visited Washington, marking a historic shift. He met with Trump, discussed anti-ISIS cooperation, sanctions relief, and regional stability. Syria's entry into the US-led coalition signals a major change in US-Syria relations amid ongoing regional tensions.
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Over the past week, Israel has increased its military presence in southern Syria, seizing new territory and establishing multiple military posts. Israeli officials emphasize security and protection of Druze communities, while Syria condemns these actions as violations of sovereignty. Tensions remain high amid stalled peace talks and ongoing incursions.
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Syria's President Ahmed al-Sharaa warned that Israel's push for a demilitarized zone in southern Syria threatens regional stability. He emphasized adherence to the 1974 disengagement agreement amid ongoing Israeli incursions and airstrikes since the fall of Assad's regime last December. The US supports Syria's stance, but negotiations have stalled.
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Israel's defense minister claims no territorial ambitions in Syria but continues military operations following the fall of Assad. Syria insists on maintaining the 1974 disengagement agreement amid ongoing Israeli incursions and regional instability. Diplomatic talks have failed to produce results, heightening tensions.