President Erdogan Warns Dividing Syria Would Lead to 'Disaster'

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has issued a stern warning that any attempt to divide Syria would be a "disaster" for the region. Speaking on the ongoing Syrian conflict, Erdogan expressed Turkey’s grave concerns about the potential fragmentation of the country and the severe consequences it could bring.

The Turkish president emphasized that dividing Syria would not only intensify the internal instability but would also worsen the already dire humanitarian crisis. He highlighted that such division could fuel further violence, displace more civilians, and add to the prolonged turmoil in the Middle East. Erdogan strongly believes that preserving Syria’s territorial integrity is key to bringing long-term peace and stability to the region. Turkey’s position stresses the importance of a unified Syria for both regional and international security.

Erdogan’s comments underscore the necessity of a diplomatic solution and the avoidance of further fragmentation, which would only deepen the crisis and perpetuate suffering. Turkey’s commitment to maintaining Syria’s unity reflects its broader goal of stabilizing the region and preventing the escalation of the conflict that has already displaced millions.