Israeli worries on Syrian Air Force buildup

The Israeli military establishment has expressed concern over the acceleration of efforts to rebuild the Syrian Air Force, now a year and eight months after the fall of Bashar Assad's regime and the previous destruction of Syrian aerial capabilities. Monitoring operations indicate a resumption of aerial activity, with the recruitment of new pilots, training exercises using training aircraft and helicopters, and the execution of the first Sukhoi aircraft maneuver in the north. These developments suggest that Syrian forces are regaining some of their operational capabilities. Syria is receiving support from Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Russia, and France, amid Israeli anticipation of any developments that could impact its freedom of maneuver in the air, especially given the increasing Turkish presence and advanced air defense systems, which pose a challenge to Israeli air superiority in the region. Israel is closely monitoring these developments, with the United States involved and conducting careful surveillance of any potential restoration of the Syrian Air Force.

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