Tom Barrack's proposed "de-escalation mechanism" was discussed in Jordan. While Israel declared Turkey's military presence in Syria a threat, Damascus emphasized that it would determine its own army and partners.
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Tom Barrack's proposed "de-escalation mechanism" was discussed in Jordan. While Israel declared Turkey's military presence in Syria a threat, Damascus emphasized that it would determine its own army and partners.