US EditionWar Monitor Says Israel Strikes Military Airport Near Syria's Palmyra
- The IDF struck military strategic capabilities at Syrian military bases in Tadmur and T4, according to the IDF Spokesperson's Unit.
- Israel's air strikes aimed to degrade the military infrastructure of Bashar Al-Assad's regime to prevent threats to Israel.
- Defense Minister Israel Katz stated, 'The air force is currently striking with force in southern Syria as part of the new policy we have defined of demilitarizing southern Syria.'
- Katz emphasized that any attempt by Syrian regime forces to establish themselves in southern Syria will be met with fire.
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Israel strikes two military bases in central Syria
The Israeli army said on Friday that it had struck two military bases in central Syria, including one in Palmyra, after a war monitor reported that the airbase in the city had been targeted. Since rebels overthrew Bashar al-Assad's regime in December, Israel has launched hundreds of strikes on military sites in Syria, claiming it wants to prevent weapons from falling into the hands of the new authorities. "A short while ago, the IDF struck milit…
Israel strikes military bases in central Syria, including Palmyra
Since Islamist-led rebels deposed strongman Bashar al-Assad in December, Israel has launched hundreds of raids against Syrian military locations, claiming that it wants to prevent weapons from coming into the hands of the new government, which it deems Islamists
Syria: Israeli army announces having struck two military bases
The Israeli army announced on Friday evening that it had struck two military bases in central Syria, including one in Palmyra, after the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SODH) reported Israeli air strikes at that city's military airport.
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