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Israeli Aggression Restricted to Material Damages: Syrian Military Sources

  • August, 04, 2020 - 08:43
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Israeli Aggression Restricted to Material Damages: Syrian Military Sources

TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Israeli helicopters launched a missile aggression on some military points in Syria’s Quneitra governorate, causing several material damages, a report said.

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According to SANA, citing military sources, the Israeli attack took place at 10:40 pm on Monday in the al-Qahtaniyah region of Quneitra, and the losses were restricted to material damages.

The Israeli military has also acknowledged the attacks, saying its fighter jets, attack helicopters and other aircraft were involved in the latest aggression.

It claimed that the targets included “observation posts and intelligence collection systems, anti-aircraft artillery facilities and command and control systems" in Syrian army bases.

Tel Aviv claims the Monday raid was launched in response to a Sunday incident near the border between the occupied Palestinian territories and Syria, during which the Israeli military reportedly killed four men, claiming that they were planting explosives.

 
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