Israeli drone strike on ‘civilian vehicle’ injures several in Syria
An Israeli drone strike hit a civilian vehicle in Syria, injuring several people. This incident is part of ongoing Israeli military incursions in southern Syria, which have resulted in casualties and condemnation from the Syrian government. The strikes have targeted areas including Daraa and Quneitra, near the occupied Golan Heights.
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- ✓ The Syrian Foreign Ministry strongly condemned ongoing Israeli military incursions in southern Syria. (www.voiceofemirates.com)
- ✓ A Syrian citizen was killed by Israeli forces in the countryside of Quneitra in southern Syria. (www.tasnimnews.ir)
- ✓ Israeli forces have targeted southern Syria through shelling and raids in Daraa. (previous report)
What changed
A Syrian citizen was killed in Israeli incursions in Quneitra, and several people were injured in a drone strike on a civilian vehicle.
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Israeli drone strike injures several in Syria
An Israeli drone strike hit a civilian vehicle in Syria, injuring several people. This incident is part of ongoing Israeli military incursions in southern Syria, which have resulted in casualties and condemnation from the Syrian government. The strikes have targeted areas including Daraa and Quneitra, near the occupied Golan Heights.
Why it matters
The Israeli military's activity in southern Syria reflects ongoing tensions and direct incursions into Syrian territory. These actions have resulted in confrontations with villagers, leading to fatalities. The Syrian government has condemned the incursions, demanding adherence to the 1974 Disengagement Agreement.
What is confirmed
- The Syrian Foreign Ministry strongly condemned ongoing Israeli military incursions in southern Syria. (www.voiceofemirates.com)
- A Syrian citizen was killed by Israeli forces in the countryside of Quneitra in southern Syria. (www.tasnimnews.ir)
- Israeli forces have targeted southern Syria through shelling and raids in Daraa. (previous report)
Still unconfirmed
- Several people were injured in a drone strike on a civilian vehicle in Syria.
What to watch next
- Further Israeli military incursions in southern Syria
- Syrian government response to Israeli actions
- UN envoy's report on the situation in Syria
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Israeli forces conduct raids and shelling in southern Syria
Israeli forces have targeted southern Syria through shelling and raids in Daraa, including an overnight operation that resulted in the detention of a Syrian resident. These actions follow a deadly response to a confrontation between Israeli forces and villagers in Koya, western Daraa, which killed six people. While separate attacks have occurred across Syria, including a bus shooting in Homs that killed seven, the Israeli military's activity in the south reflects ongoing tensions and direct incursions into Syrian territory.
Why it matters
These operations occur amid broader regional volatility involving Hamas-allied groups and Iranian influence. Israel has previously conducted strikes in Lebanon and Gaza, targeting officials and infrastructure. The incursions in Daraa highlight the risk of direct escalation between Israel and Syrian grassroots or state elements.
What is confirmed
- Israeli forces shelled southern Syria and raided a village.
- Israeli forces detained a Syrian resident during an overnight raid in Daraa.
- A deadly response to a confrontation between Israeli forces and villagers in Koya, western Daraa, killed six people.
Still unconfirmed
- Israeli forces fired at journalists during raids in southern Syria.
- Israeli forces conducted a drone strike in eastern Lebanon targeting Hamas-allied official Mohammad Assaf, killing a Syrian civilian.
What to watch next
- Syrian government response to the detention of the Daraa resident
- Further Israeli military incursions into western Daraa
- Confirmation of casualties from the southern Syria shelling
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Israel targets Hamas and officials threaten leaders abroad
The Israel Defense Forces killed a Hamas official in a Gaza strike, while security sources stated there was no intelligence showing an attack prior to an election. Concurrently, Katz threatened Hamas leaders abroad. In broader regional developments, a record one hundred twenty-nine press members were killed in two thousand twenty-five, with Israel responsible for two-thirds of those deaths according to the Committee to Protect Journalists. Meanwhile, regional tensions persist as military leaders from Pakistan, Turkiye, and Saudi Arabia previously convened in Riyadh over the Houthi issue, and diplomatic friction continues regarding Iran and United States policies.
Why it matters
These events unfold against a backdrop of widespread regional conflict spanning Gaza, the West Bank, and southern Lebanon. High-level diplomatic sessions at the United Nations General Assembly run parallel to escalating hostilities and strategic realignments involving Iran, the United States, and regional defense pacts. The safety of journalists and civilians remains a critical concern amid ongoing military campaigns.
What is confirmed
- The IDF killed a Hamas official in a Gaza strike.
- Israel was responsible for two-thirds of all journalist and media worker killings in 2025, driving the worldwide total to a record 129 deaths.
Still unconfirmed
- A security source stated there was no intelligence showing an attack before the election.
What to watch next
- Any official responses from Washington regarding Tehran's proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz
- Developments concerning the emergency summit of Pakistan, Turkiye, and Saudi Arabia regarding the Houthi issue
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Israeli strikes hit Gaza, West Bank and Lebanon amid Riyadh summit
Israel conducted military strikes against Gaza, the West Bank, and southern Lebanon. Simultaneously, military leaders from Pakistan, Turkiye, and Saudi Arabia convened an emergency summit in Riyadh to address the Houthi issue under a joint defense agreement. In domestic political developments, Israeli motions to exclude far-right parties from elections were rejected. These events occur as the eighty-first session of the United Nations General Assembly continues in New York.
Why it matters
The region remains unstable following the expanded war in Lebanon that began on September 23, 2024. Previous reports indicate Hezbollah has suffered severe leadership losses and degraded supply lines. The Riyadh summit highlights efforts by regional powers to manage Houthi activity via joint defense frameworks.
What is confirmed
- Military leaders from Saudi Arabia, Turkiye, and Pakistan held an emergency meeting in Riyadh regarding the Houthi issue.
- Israel carried out strikes against southern Lebanon, Gaza, and the West Bank.
- Israeli motions to exclude far-right parties from elections were rejected.
- The United Nations General Assembly is currently in its eighty-first session in New York.
What to watch next
- Outcomes of the Riyadh emergency summit regarding Houthi strategy
- Results of the UN General Assembly session on regional conflicts
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Hezbollah Diminished After 2024 War as Regional Conflicts Persist
Hezbollah faces a significantly altered military and political reality two years after the expanded war in Lebanon that began with widespread Israeli bombardment on September 23, 2024. Severe leadership losses have degraded the Iran-backed group's supply lines and overall capabilities. Meanwhile, separate violent incidents in Italy include the arrest of a 31-year-old Moroccan man for attempted murder after a scissor attack on his 35-year-old ex-partner in Bergamo, and the detention of a twenty-year-old Italian of Egyptian origin in Turin for the alleged sexual abuse of a 12-year-old boy in Arrivore park.
Why it matters
The degradation of Hezbollah highlights the long-term regional fallout from the intensive fighting that erupted across Lebanon in September 2024. These shifts in militant capabilities run parallel to ongoing domestic criminal investigations in Europe. Authorities in Italy continue to process violent domestic assaults and public safety breaches in Turin and Bergamo.
What is confirmed
- The expanded war in Lebanon erupted on September 23, 2024, with widespread Israeli bombardment.
- A 31-year-old Moroccan man was arrested for attempted murder in Bergamo after attacking his 35-year-old ex-partner with scissors on September 20.
- A twenty-year-old Italian of Egyptian origin was stopped by State Police in Turin for the alleged sexual abuse of a 12-year-old boy in Arrivore park.
What to watch next
- Further official findings from the public prosecutor investigations in Turin regarding park security and territorial control.
- Medical updates on the condition of the victim admitted to the intensive care unit at Papa Giovanni XXIII hospital.
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Israeli strikes kill Palestinians in Gaza City and refugee camps
Israeli forces killed at least two Palestinians and injured several others during strikes on Saturday, September 19. One fatality occurred after a motorcycle was targeted in Gaza City, where a child was also injured. Additional attacks hit central refugee camps. Health officials warn that Gaza's health sector is facing total collapse. These strikes follow previous reports of Israeli military activity in central and southern Gaza despite an active ceasefire.
Why it matters
The region remains unstable as Israeli military operations continue alongside a fragile ceasefire. These events occur amid a broader collapse of medical infrastructure in Gaza.
Still unconfirmed
- An Israeli strike on a motorcycle in Gaza City killed one person and injured a child.
- Israeli strikes on Saturday killed two Palestinians and wounded several others.
- Attacks struck central refugee camps.
- Gaza's health sector faces total collapse.
What to watch next
- Confirmation of total casualty counts from the September 19 strikes
- Updates on the status of the ceasefire agreement
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Israeli strikes hit Gaza as Russia targets Kyiv and Odesa
Israeli military forces targeted homes and civilians across central and southern Gaza despite an active ceasefire, resulting in at least one Palestinian death and several injuries. Simultaneously, Russian missile and drone strikes hit Kyiv and Odesa. In Kyiv, the attack damaged a school, offices, and a residential building, injuring 16 people, including two children aged 10 and 12. Ukrainian drone forces also reported the death of Russian General Anton Grunis on September 12 in eastern Ukraine.
Why it matters
These events occur amid a broader period of regional instability. Previous strikes in southern Lebanon killed 12 people on September 14, violating a two-month-old truce.
What is confirmed
- Russian drones and missiles hit Kyiv, injuring 16 people and damaging a school.
- Two children aged 10 and 12 were among the injured in Kyiv.
- Russian attacks on a 19-story building in Odesa injured three people, including a child.
- Ukrainian drone forces killed Russian General Anton Grunis on September 12 in eastern Ukraine.
Still unconfirmed
- Israeli military targeted civilians and homes across central and southern Gaza despite a ceasefire, killing one Palestinian.
What to watch next
- Verification of ceasefire violations in Gaza
- Reports on Russian military leadership replacements after General Grunis' death
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Israeli airstrikes kill 12 in southern Lebanon
Israel's air force killed at least 12 people, including two children, during two airstrikes on the southern Lebanese village of Kfar Rumman early Monday, September 14. Lebanon's Health Ministry reported the casualties and noted other injuries. These attacks occurred during a new period of escalation between Israel and Hezbollah, despite a truce established more than two months prior. This violence adds to regional instability involving Houthi missile attacks on Saudi Arabian cities and separate Russian drone strikes in Ukraine.
Why it matters
The strikes signal a breakdown of the recent ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah. This escalation coincides with broader volatility in the Middle East, including Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and stalled diplomacy over the Strait of Hormuz.
What is confirmed
- Israeli airstrikes on the village of Kfar Rumman killed at least 12 people, including two children, on Monday, September 14.
- The Lebanese Health Ministry reported the deaths and injuries resulting from the two airstrikes.
What to watch next
- Official response from Hezbollah regarding the breach of the two-month-old truce
- Statements from the Israeli government regarding the targets in Kfar Rumman
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Israeli strikes kill 12 in Lebanon as Houthi attacks target Saudi cities
Israeli airstrikes on a southern Lebanese village killed at least 12 people, including 2 children, on Monday. Simultaneously, Houthi forces launched ballistic missiles and drones at Saudi cities including Khamis Mushait, Abha, and Taif, injuring 13 people and damaging homes and vehicles. These attacks have prompted the Gulf Cooperation Council and the Muslim World League to issue condemnations. Tensions in the region remain high as Saudi Arabia seeks assistance from Western allies and diplomatic talks regarding the Strait of Hormuz face delays.
Why it matters
The escalation follows a period of cross-border hostilities involving Israel, Hezbollah, and Houthi rebels. These events coincide with US Department of Defense reports of munitions shortfalls caused by the Iran war. Diplomatic efforts to stabilize the Gulf are currently strained by ongoing militia activity.
What is confirmed
- Israeli airstrikes in a southern Lebanese village killed at least 12 people, including 2 children.
- Houthi missiles and drones struck the Saudi cities of Khamis Mushait, Abha, and Taif, injuring 13 people.
- The Gulf Cooperation Council and the Muslim World League condemned the Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia.
Still unconfirmed
- Iran alleges Saudi Arabia delayed Gulf-Iran Hormuz talks using Yemen as a pretext.
What to watch next
- UN Security Council discussions regarding Bab el-Mandab
- Confirmation of US drone losses over Hormuz
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Israeli Forces Shell Syria and Escalate Lebanon Attacks
Israeli forces have shelled the vicinity of Beit Jinn village in the Damascus countryside of southern Syria, while simultaneously intensifying attacks on homes and civilian infrastructure across southern Lebanon. The military actions in Syria and Lebanon accompany broader cross-border hostilities involving regional actors. Meanwhile, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indian President Narendra Modi have offered Russia assistance in mediating a peace agreement to end the war with Ukraine, an offer that Russian President Vladimir Putin welcomed according to the Kremlin.
Why it matters
The recent shelling in the Damascus countryside marks an escalation in regional friction involving Israeli operations near the Syrian border. These incidents parallel ongoing military maneuvers and international diplomatic friction across the Middle East. Simultaneously, external diplomatic efforts regarding the conflict in Ukraine involve overtures from major Asian economies.
What is confirmed
- Israeli forces shelled the vicinity of Beit Jinn village in the Damascus countryside of southern Syria.
- Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indian President Narendra Modi offered Russia assistance in mediating an agreement to end the war with Ukraine.
- Russian President Vladimir Putin welcomed the mediation offer from Xi and Modi.
What to watch next
- Further official statements from Syrian authorities regarding damage or casualties from the Beit Jinn shelling
- Developments regarding the proposed mediation efforts by China and India for the Russia-Ukraine war
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Israel Kills Two in Gaza as Regional Tensions Persist
Medical sources report that Israeli strikes in the Gaza Strip killed two Palestinians, including an elderly man, and injured two others on Tuesday amidst ongoing regional instability. Meanwhile, separate military operations and geopolitical friction continue to strain the Middle East, following an American airstrike that hit a wedding celebration in Kuhestak within Sirik County, Iran. Global crude benchmarks remain above $95 per barrel amid heightened diplomatic strain between Washington and Tehran. The IDF also confirmed finishing its Al-Tahr clearance operation in Lebanon.
Why it matters
The recent casualties in Gaza add to ongoing friction despite prior diplomatic arrangements, which included Israel releasing four Lebanese prisoners via the International Committee of the Red Cross. Regional volatility remains acute as global oil prices hover over $95 due to persistent friction between the United States and Iran. United States Central Command is also reviewing civilian deaths resulting from recent military operations in Iran.
What is confirmed
- Israel killed two Palestinians, including an elderly man, and injured two others in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, medical sources said.
Still unconfirmed
- An American airstrike hit a home hosting a wedding in Kuhestak, a mountainous area in Sirik County of Iran.
What to watch next
- Developments regarding the US Central Command investigation into civilian deaths during strikes in Iran.
- Further updates on ceasefire compliance in Gaza and southern Lebanon.
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Israel releases Lebanese prisoners as US-Iran tensions drive oil prices up
Israel released four Lebanese prisoners on Friday via the International Committee of the Red Cross as part of a US-mediated deal involving missing Jews from the Lebanese civil war. This diplomatic move occurs amid escalating regional instability. Global oil prices have topped $95 following rising tensions between the United States and Iran. Simultaneously, US Central Command is investigating civilian deaths at a wedding during recent strikes in Iran, while the IDF reports the completion of its Al-Tahr clearance operation in Lebanon.
Why it matters
The region remains volatile with ongoing conflicts involving Iran and its proxies. Previous reports noted Israeli drone strikes in Syria and Gaza ceasefire violations since October 2025. These events contribute to broader economic volatility and geopolitical friction.
What is confirmed
- Four Lebanese prisoners held in Israel were released and handed over to Lebanese authorities via the International Committee of the Red Cross on Friday.
- The release of the Lebanese prisoners was part of a US-mediated understanding.
- Global oil prices have risen above $95 amid tensions between the US and Iran.
Still unconfirmed
- Vice President J.D. Vance claims Turkey, Azerbaijan, and Persian Gulf countries are supporting the US behind the scenes.
What to watch next
- Results of the CENTCOM investigation into the Iranian wedding strike
- Further prisoner exchanges or diplomatic agreements between Israel and Lebanon
- Price fluctuations in global oil markets linked to US-Iran escalation
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Israeli drone strike in Syria injures several in civilian vehicle
An Israeli drone strike near Beit Jinn, Syria, injured several people in a civilian vehicle. The Israel Defense Forces stated the target was a terror operative posing an immediate threat, while Syria condemned the action as a violation of international law. This incident occurs amid broader regional instability, including recent Israeli air strikes in Gaza that killed at least five people despite a US-brokered ceasefire. These events follow reports of continued ceasefire violations involving drone strikes and naval gunfire across the Gaza enclave since October 2025.
Why it matters
The strike reflects ongoing Israeli operations against targets it deems threats in neighboring territories. Tensions are heightened by a fragile truce in Gaza and recent drone interceptions in the region, such as the UAE's interception of an Iranian drone.
What is confirmed
- A drone strike near Beit Jinn in Syria injured several people in a civilian vehicle.
- The Israel Defense Forces targeted a terror operative who posed an immediate threat.
- Syria condemned the strike as a violation of international law.
- Israeli air strikes in Gaza killed at least five people.
What to watch next
- Syrian government formal response to the Beit Jinn strike
- Updates on the status of the US-brokered ceasefire in Gaza
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Syrian drone strike injures several in civilian vehicle
A drone strike near Beit Jinn in Syria injured several people in a civilian vehicle. The Israel Defense Forces claim they targeted a terror operative who posed an immediate threat. Syria condemned the strike as a violation of international law.
Why it matters
The incident escalates tensions between Syria and Israel. Syria requested intervention from the UN Security Council. The strike's circumstances and casualties are disputed.
What is confirmed
- Syria and Israel remain in conflict following a drone strike on a vehicle near Beit Jinn.
- The Israel Defense Forces state the operation neutralized a terror operative who posed an immediate threat to troops.
- Damascus claims the target was a civilian vehicle and that civilians were injured.
- Syria has condemned the strike as a violation of international law and requested intervention from the UN Security Council.
Still unconfirmed
- Casualty reports range from one person wounded to several injuries.
What to watch next
- Official casualty figures and identifications
- UN Security Council response to Syria's request
- Israel's further actions or statements
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Syria and Israel clash over drone strike near Beit Jinn
Syria and Israel remain in conflict following a Saturday drone strike on a vehicle near Beit Jinn. The Israel Defense Forces state the operation neutralized a terror operative who posed an immediate threat to troops. Damascus claims the target was a civilian vehicle and that civilians were injured. Casualty reports are inconsistent, ranging from one person wounded to several injuries. Syria has condemned the strike as a violation of international law and requested intervention from the UN Security Council. No official identifications or updated casualty figures have been released.
Why it matters
The incident occurs amid ongoing tensions where Israel frequently targets operatives in Syria. The disagreement over the target's status as a civilian or combatant highlights the recurring dispute over military operations in Syrian territory.
What to watch next
- Official casualty lists from Syrian health authorities
- UN Security Council response to the Syrian request for intervention
- Israeli military release of evidence identifying the targeted operative
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Syria and Israel dispute casualties in drone strike near Damascus
Syria and Israel remain in conflict over a drone strike that targeted a vehicle near Beit Jinn on Saturday. The Israel Defense Forces claim the operation neutralized a terror operative who posed an immediate threat to troops. Damascus asserts the strike hit a civilian vehicle and injured civilians. Casualty counts are inconsistent, with reports ranging from one wounded person to several injuries. Syria has condemned the action as a violation of international law and requested that the UN Security Council intervene. No new casualty figures or official identifications have been released since the event.
Why it matters
The strike occurred west of Damascus in a region prone to security operations. Conflicting accounts of targets and victims reflect the broader tension between Syrian state authorities and Israeli military operations. The UN Security Council's response to Syria's request remains an open issue.
Still unconfirmed
- The Israel Defense Forces targeted a terror operative who posed an immediate threat to troops.
- Damascus asserts the strike hit a civilian vehicle and injured civilians.
- Syria has called for UN Security Council action following the strike.
What to watch next
- UN Security Council response to Syria's request for action
- Official casualty lists from Syrian health authorities
- IDF confirmation of the target's identity
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Israeli Drone Strike Hits Civilian Vehicle Near Damascus
An Israeli drone strike targeted a vehicle near Beit Jinn, west of Damascus, on Saturday. The Israel Defense Forces stated the operation targeted a terror operative who posed an immediate threat to troops. Syria condemned the attack as a violation of international law and called for UN Security Council action. While the IDF claims a terrorist target, Damascus asserts the strike hit a civilian vehicle and injured civilians. Casualty reports remain inconsistent, with some sources citing one wounded person and others reporting several injuries.
Why it matters
Israel continues to operate in southern Syria and occupies territory in the southwest seized after Bashar al-Assad was toppled in December 2024. This strike occurs amid heightened regional tensions involving US economic pressure on Iran and disputes over the Strait of Hormuz.
What is confirmed
- An Israeli drone strike hit a vehicle near Beit Jinn, west of Damascus, on Saturday.
- The Israel Defense Forces confirmed the operation targeted a terror operative who posed an immediate threat to troops.
- Syria condemned the attack as a violation of international law and requested UN Security Council intervention.
- Israel occupies territory in southwest Syria seized after the toppling of Bashar al-Assad in December 2024.
Still unconfirmed
- The strike injured civilians.
- The strike hit a civilian vehicle.
What to watch next
- UN Security Council response to Syria's request for action
- Official casualty figures from Syrian health authorities
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Israel strikes vehicle in Syria targeting terror operative
An Israeli drone strike hit a vehicle in the Damascus countryside, resulting in several injuries. The Israel Defense Forces confirmed the operation, stating it targeted a terror operative who posed an immediate threat to troops. Syria and Qatar condemned the attack, with Syria describing the strike as a violation of international law and calling for UN Security Council action to stop repeated violations of its sovereignty. Reports on the casualty count vary, with some sources citing one wounded person and others reporting several injuries.
Why it matters
Israel frequently conducts airstrikes in Syria to disrupt Iranian-backed militia activity and weapons transfers. Damascus views these operations as breaches of national sovereignty. This latest strike increases regional tension as Syria warns that such attacks deepen instability.
What is confirmed
- An Israeli drone strike hit a vehicle in the Damascus countryside.
- The IDF stated the strike targeted a terror operative who posed an immediate threat to troops.
- Syria called for UN action and labeled the strike a violation of international law.
- Qatar condemned the targeting of a vehicle in Beit Jinn.
Still unconfirmed
- The strike hit a civilian vehicle.
- One person was wounded in the southwest Syria strike.
What to watch next
- UN Security Council response to Syrian demands
- IDF release of the targeted operative's identity
- Official casualty figures from Syrian health authorities
confidence 90%Sources used for this update (9)
- The Jerusalem Post — Live Updates: Latest from Israel, Iran, and the Middle East
- Al Jazeera — Israeli drone strike on ‘civilian vehicle’ injures several in Syria
- The Times of Israel — IDF confirms striking Syria, says it targeted terror operative who posed immediate threat to troops
- i24NEWS — Israeli Drone Strike Wounds One In Southwest Syria, Reports Say | LIVE BLOG
- BBC — Syria says Israeli strike near Damascus 'violation' of international law
- www.trtworld.com — Syria warns continued Israeli attacks fuel regional tensions, demands UN action
- sana.sy — Qatar condemns Israeli attack on civilian car in Beit Jinn, Damascus Countryside
- anewz.tv — Syria condemns Israeli strike near Damascus and calls for UN action
- en.yenisafak.com — Syria warns Israeli strikes fuel tensions, demands UN action
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