Plan for Hegemony.. 500 Turkish Officers Infiltrate Damascus Security Nodes
Sending Hundreds of Turkish Officers to Damascus Represents a Dangerous Development Revealing Systematic Strategy to Transform Syria into Turkish Protectorate Under Security Assistance Guise
January 7, 2025, 9:27 pm

Plan for Hegemony.. 500 Turkish Officers Infiltrate Damascus Security Nodes

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Ankara escalated a serious military development in its relations with Syria, deploying over 500 officers in Damascus, in an obvious attempt to tighten its security control over Syrian state institutions.

Informed sources reported these military personnel were distributed across strategic intelligence and military facilities, confirming Ankara's expansionist intentions and clear ambitions to dominate Syrian decision-making.

Turkish plans exceeded direct military intervention, executing projects under civilian cover like rehabilitating road networks and airports, while actually targeting infrastructure to serve its expansionist military agenda, according to observers.

Intelligence reports indicated Ankara's urgent efforts to acquire two strategic airports, one in Homs and another in Damascus, aiming to convert them into military bases supporting its occupation and continuous intervention in Syrian affairs.

Incoming information revealed a comprehensive Turkish plan involving control over vital facilities and strategic infrastructure in Syria, under the pretext of contributing to reconstruction and logistical support.

Local sources monitored suspicious movements of Turkish officers within Syrian military and security institutions, indicating persistent attempts to penetrate decision-making centers and direct security policies serving Turkish interests.

Military experts warned about the danger of these Turkish movements on Syrian sovereignty, confirming Ankara's strategy aims to revive Ottoman influence in the region through the Syrian gateway.

These developments coincided with reports discussing Turkish attempts to form influence networks inside Syrian institutions by recruiting loyal elements in sensitive positions.

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