Israeli aircraft in the skies over Syria, with Turkey attempting to intercept.

 

Turkish aircraft have been trying to prevent Israeli planes from entering Syrian airspace. The efforts were made by issuing electronic warning signals and conducting jamming operations.

The incident is believed to be a new type of conflict between Ankara and Tel Aviv. Middle East Monitor reports.

According to reports, in recent days, the Israeli government and the occupation forces have carried out airstrikes in numerous locations across Syria, including near the presidential palace, claiming to protect the Druze.

However, as the Israeli planes continue their operations, there have been reports that Turkish planes are interfering with Israeli airspace to prevent their activities.

The Israeli Broadcasting Authority confirmed the reports. It said, "Turkish aircraft are sending warning signals and jamming Israeli warplanes to force them to leave Syrian airspace. ‘

A few days before Turkey’s attempt to deter Israel, Ankara’s Foreign Ministry called on Tel Aviv to stop the airstrikes, warning that Israel must stop its airstrikes at this sensitive time in Syria, which undermine Syria’s efforts towards unity and territorial integrity.’