Israeli Occupation Forces Resume Digging on “Sufa 53” Project in Quneitra: What Are Its Stages and What Would Its Completion Mean?
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Fortification line across Quneitra includes military road, trenches and earth berms as residents report loss of farmland, grazing areas and disrupted water flows
Israeli Occupation Forces Resume Digging on “Sufa 53” Project in Quneitra: What Are Its Stages and What Would Its Completion Mean?
Syria TV's correspondent reported that several Israeli engineering vehicles entered the area west of the village of Al-Ashsha and the town of Al-Rafid, and began digging trenches and raising earthen berms inside Syrian territory. The post Israeli Occupation Forces Resume Digging on “Sufa 53” Project in Quneitra: What Are Its Stages and What Would Its Completion Mean? first appeared on The Syrian Observer.
On Sunday, Israeli occupying forces began large-scale excavation operations near the village of Al-Asha in the southern countryside of Quneitra.
In early October, Israeli forces resumed excavations and excavations as part of the project of the 53-Sofa Line inside Syrian territory in the Quneitra countryside, in a move that was condemned by the Syrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs as a flagrant violation of the 1974 separation-of-forces agreement. New work was concentrated in the area west of the village of Asha and in the town of Al-Rafid in the southern countryside of Quneitra, where engi…
Syrian television: The Israeli army continues to dig within the line of separation with the occupied Golan west of the village of Al-Asha in the countryside of Quneitra
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