Senior Israeli officials have claimed that Turkey warned it could provide air support to Iran if Kurdish forces launch a cross-border offensive as part of an alleged Mossad-backed operation aimed at destabilizing or toppling the Iranian government. WATCH THE VIDEO HERE
The reported warning underscores growing regional tensions as concerns mount over the possibility of the conflict expanding beyond direct military exchanges.
According to the reports, Israeli intelligence believes that Kurdish armed groups could play a role in opening a new front against Tehran.
However, Turkey, which has long opposed Kurdish militant organizations operating near its borders, reportedly signaled that it would intervene to prevent such an operation, even if it meant providing military support to Iran's air defenses.
Ankara has consistently viewed armed Kurdish factions as a major national security threat, fearing that any gains by Kurdish groups in neighboring countries could encourage separatist movements within Turkey.
Analysts say this shared concern over Kurdish militancy could temporarily align Turkish and Iranian interests despite their broader regional rivalries.
The reported development highlights the increasingly complex dynamics of the conflict, with regional powers weighing their own security interests as the risk of a broader Middle East confrontation continues to grow.
Neither Turkish nor Iranian officials had publicly confirmed the reported warning at the time of publication.... see more details here
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