US EditionDeath toll in Israeli strikes on Syria climbs to 52, says monitor
- Israeli military strikes in Syria and Lebanon have resulted in the death of 52 individuals, including Hezbollah members and Syrian soldiers.
- The strikes are seen as part of ongoing conflict fueling regional tensions, with Hezbollah and Israeli forces engaged in near-daily fire exchanges.
- Israeli Defense Minister vows to continue operations against Hezbollah, stating they will make the group "pay a price for every attack.
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Strikes in Syria and Lebanon: the fear of an escalation of the conflict is growing
Massive strikes, attributed to Israel, hit Lebanon and Syria on Friday, March 29, killing around 50 fighters and one of the leaders of Hezbollah. The organization responded on Saturday, targeting Israeli army posts.
Monitor: Death toll in Israeli strikes on Syria climbs to 52
BEIRUT, March 30 — The death toll in Israeli air strikes on Syria has risen to 52, including 38 government soldiers and seven members of Lebanon’s Hezbollah movement, a war monitor said today. Yesterday’s strikes fuelled concerns of a wider regional conflagration. They targeted “a rocket depot belonging to Lebanon’s Hezbollah” near the Aleppo airport in northern Syria, according to the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. It was th…
Death toll in Israeli strikes on Syria climbs to 52
The death toll in Israeli air strikes on Syria has risen to 52, including 38 government soldiers and seven members of Lebanon's Hezbollah movement, a war monitor said Saturday. The post Death toll in Israeli strikes on Syria climbs to 52 appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News.
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