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Abu al‑Duhur strike: hedge for indirect friction, not a Turkey–Israel war

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Abu al‑Duhur strike: hedge for indirect friction, not a Turkey–Israel war

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On 18 August 2026, Israeli airstrikes hit the Abu al‑Duhur airbase in northwest Syria’s Idlib province, about 45 miles from Turkey’s border. Israeli officials said the attack aimed to prevent a Turkish military buildup at the site; Turkey denied any planned deployment and condemned the strike. Reporting noted damage to runways and hangars, at least eight impacts, no casualties, and that a Turkish delegation had visited the base on 17 August. The U.S. ambassador to Turkey and special envoy to Syria, Tom Barrack, publicly urged de‑escalation the same day. (axios.com)

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