This study aimed to explore Turkish intervention strategies in northern Syria from 2011 to 2023. It addressed motives, stages, forms of intervention, and dimensions. This study examined the reasons behind the convergence between Turkey and Syria since late 2021. This study utilized descriptive, analytical, and decision-making methodologies. The findings indicate that the Turkish intervention in northern Syria was part of a Turkish strategy based on considerations and interests. Intervention was a means to achieve these interests, which included immediate and long-term goals. These goals encompassed dispelling risks and concerns related to border and national security, particularly concerning the potential establishment of a Kurdish entity in northern Syria.
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