Syria warns Israel poses ‘the greatest threat’ to Middle East stability at UNSC meeting
Syria's Permanent Representative to the UN, Ibrahim Olabi, told Security Council members on Thursday that Israel's aggression poses "the greatest threat facing the stability of the entire region," accusing Israel of responding to mediation efforts with "air strikes, incursions and violations." Israeli Ambassador Danny Danon downplayed Israel's presence in Syria, instead accusing Turkiye of planning to expand its military capabilities and control Syrian territory. Turkish Ambassador Ahmet Yildiz stated that Turkish forces are in Syria at Damascus' invitation.
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