The Israeli military has allegedly struck at least two sites in Syria, including in the Damascus countryside and near villages south of Quneitra, Syrian state media reported. Only material damage was inflicted in the attacks.
Early reports indicate the strikes, launched early on Wednesday morning, hit near the town of Jabal Al-Mani in a rural area around the Syrian capital, as well as the village of Ruyhaina located south of Quneitra, which straddles the border between Syria and the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights. It is yet unclear what munitions were used in the attacks or whether Syrian defenses attempted to intercept them.
“The Zionist enemy launched an airstrike from the direction of the occupied Syrian Golan towards southern Damascus, and the losses were limited to material,” an anonymous Syrian military source told SANA.
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One of the sites targeted by the Israel Defense Forces is Jabal Al-Manea, south of the Syrian capital, where the mountain contains weapons depots for the Iranian Quds Force militia.#Israel #IDF #Iran #Syria https://t.co/Ela1Cw7JCv pic.twitter.com/b3wAjj6SxS
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