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Turkey asked Britain to boost security for Syria’s president after failed ISIS assassinations, with no decision yet on deploying MI6 due to risks.
Turkey’s intelligence agency has reportedly asked Britain’s MI6 to expand its role in protecting Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa following multiple foiled assassination attempts by Islamic State, according to five sources.
The request comes amid rising IS attacks on Syrian security forces and Sharaa, a former rebel leader who overthrew Bashar al-Assad.
Turkey, the U.S., and Britain back Sharaa’s government to stabilize Syria after 14 years of war.
While Western allies have lifted most sanctions on Syria and Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, the Islamist group Sharaa once led, no decision has been made on deploying MI6 personnel, with risks cited as a major concern.
Intelligence sharing between MIT and Syrian authorities has helped thwart recent plots.
Turquía pidió a Gran Bretaña que aumentara la seguridad del presidente sirio después de los fallidos asesinatos de ISIS, sin una decisión aún sobre el despliegue del MI6 debido a los riesgos.