If Turkey were to invade Syria, it could set off a series of complex geopolitical consequences, potentially involving Israel and other regional and international powers. Here's a breakdown of what could happen:1. Regional Escalation of ConflictSyrian Government Response: The Syrian government, led by Bashar al-Assad, would likely resist a Turkish invasion, leading to direct military conflict. However, given Syria’s weakened state after years of civil war, its response may depend heavily on its allies, Russia and Iran.Kurdish Forces: Turkey has historically targeted Kurdish groups in Syria, particularly the YPG (People's Protection Units), which it sees as linked to the PKK (Kurdistan Workers’ Party). A Turkish invasion could spark further conflict with Kurdish forces, escalating violence in northern Syria.2. Russia’s InvolvementRussian Support for Assad: Russia is one of Syria’s key allies and has military bases in the country.

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