Two people killed in the Israeli air strike at Derai in South Syria | News of the conflict
The Israeli army announced that it aimed at military sites in the south of Syria, which represented the “threat to the state of Israel.”
At least two people were killed and 19 other wounded after the Israeli air strike on the periphery of the southern Syrian Syrian Province of Dera, Syrian State News Agency reported.
The Israeli army confirmed the strikes on Monday night and said that it was targeted in military sites containing weapons and vehicles that belonged to the forces of the worn Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad.
The Israeli army “currently falling into military goals in southern Syria, including command centers and military sites containing weapons and military vehicles belonging to the old Syrian regime,” the army said, adding that “military assets” represented “threat to the state of Israel.”
The army said that “she will not allow the presence of military threats in South Syria and that she will act against her.”
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said that Israel was targeting a military location previously used by Al-Assad forces, but is now used by a new Syrian army.
However, this is not the first time Israel has been targeting the southern Province of Dera, near the Jordanian border. Earlier this month, he aimed at several Syrian military assets in the same area.
The Israeli army said at the time that the military sites, which included bases and radar systems, were a threat that the strike was to “eliminate”.
Reporting from Damascus, Resul Al Jazeera Serdar said on Monday night, four Israeli air shots were targeting Dera.
“This is Israel’s strategy [to] Really reduce the country’s military ability, especially his defense, and now Israel goes on, saying that he does not want any military presence in southern Syria, “Serdar said.
“Of course, for the Government in Damascus [this] is a huge, huge challenge, practically, it means that they do not control the southern cities of Syria, “he added.
Since Al-Assad was overthrown, Israel performed hundreds of air strikes in Syria and distributed troops into the buffer zone of the United Nations on the goal.
While Al-Assad was in power, Israel also routinely attacked Syria, bombarding what was said to be Iranian and Hezbollah’s goals.
