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The Syrian army said on Wednesday Israel launched aerial strikes on outposts in vicinity of Damascus,
Damascus, the Syrian capital © Mena Info
The Syrian army said on Wednesday Israel launched aerial strikes on outposts in vicinity of Damascus, with no-one injured or killed.
The statement said the rockets were fired from the Golan Heights. It gave no further details. The Israeli military declined comment.
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