Assad Accuses Israel of Targeting Syrian Forces, Using Iran as an Excuse

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Syrian President Bashar Assad accuses Israel of targeting Syrian military in airstrikes, dismissing claims that the attacks are aimed at Iranian forces. In a rare interview, Assad also indicates strained ties between his government and Hamas, stating that it is "too early" to resume normal relations. He further rejects the possibility of meeting with Turkish President Erdogan, citing the need for Turkish forces to leave Syria.
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