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Syria "Downs" Israeli Missiles As Damascus Airport Hit Month After Airstrike Knocked It Out

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An Israeli airstrike hit the international airport in the Syrian capital of Damascus and put it out of commission on Nov 26. The attack came just hours after the airport resumed flights after a monthlong hiatus following a previous Israeli strike. 

Syria "Downs" Israeli Missiles As Damascus Airport Hit Month After Airstrike Knocked It Out

The raid by Israeli warplanes targeted the runways, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. The Syrian Observatory also reported an explosion from the direction of a military airport in the Mazzeh area on the other side of Damascus. Watch the video to find out more.

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