Syrian-Israeli Indirect Talks Aim to Calm Hostilities

Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa revealed that Syria is engaging in indirect talks with Israel to prevent recent hostilities from escalating. This follows Israeli airstrikes in Syria intended to protect the Druze minority. Al-Sharaa discussed these negotiations during his visit to Paris, though details on mediators were not provided.

In a bid to prevent escalating tensions, Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa announced that Syria is involved in indirect negotiations with Israel.

This development comes after Israel conducted airstrikes in Syria, aiming to shield the Druze minority from attacks by pro-government forces.

Speaking in Paris, al-Sharaa mentioned efforts to stabilize the situation but did not disclose the identities of the mediators involved in these talks.

(With inputs from agencies.)