19.02.2025 11:11
After the overthrow of the 61-year Baath regime, the Israeli army, which began occupying land in Syria, carried out a notable airstrike at midnight. It was reported that the attack targeted weapons left over from the Baath regime in the Sasa region, located in the rural area of the capital, Damascus, and images of the attack were also shared.
The Israeli army reported that it carried out an airstrike in southern Syria during the night. In a written statement from the army, it was noted that the airstrike targeted the Sasa region located in the rural area of the capital, Damascus.
WEAPONS LEFT FROM THE BA'ATH REGIME WERE TARGETED
It was claimed that the weapons left from the collapsing Ba'ath regime were targeted in the attack. Along with the statement, images of the airstrike were also shared. The Israeli army frequently conducts airstrikes in Syria under the pretext of "targeting weapons left from the Ba'ath regime."
ISRAEL'S ATTACKS AND OCCUPATION IN SYRIA
With the end of the 61-year Ba'ath regime on December 8, 2024, the Israeli army's attacks on the country intensified.
The Israeli army expanded its occupation in the Golan Heights, which is located on Syrian territory, by destroying the military infrastructure and capabilities left from the Syrian army through airstrikes.
The Israeli army frequently establishes checkpoints by destroying civilian settlements in the rural areas of Daraa and Quneitra, where it has expanded its occupation after December 8.