The Israeli army said on Tuesday it had struck overnight military headquarters and sites housing weapons and equipment in southern Syria.
A plane on a Syrian military site, January 2, 2025 © Mena Today
The Israeli army said on Tuesday it had struck overnight military headquarters and sites housing weapons and equipment in southern Syria.
In its latest series of attacks on Syria’s military infrastructure, Israel also targeted radars and surveillance assets used in aerial intelligence assessments in the southern region of the country, the army said.
There were no immediate reports on casualties.
Reporting by Dror Fergun
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