A wave of Israeli airstrikes targeted a military base near Jabal al-Mane, south of Damascus, Syria, early Wednesday morning. At least six Israeli projectiles were fired, resulting in reported casualties, although specific numbers have yet to be confirmed.
The strikes come amid escalating tensions in the region, as Israeli forces continue to conduct operations aimed at countering Iranian influence and military presence in Syria. This incident marks a significant development in ongoing hostilities, echoing similar situations reported in the past, including Israeli airstrikes targeting the Syrian 10th Division HQ in Damascus earlier this month.
Israel has maintained a policy of striking military targets in Syria, particularly those associated with Hezbollah and other Iranian-backed groups. The country views these operations as essential for national security, especially given the proximity of these forces to its borders.
The international community watches closely as the situation unfolds, with concerns that such military actions could further destabilize the region. Analysts suggest that continued Israeli operations may provoke retaliation from Syrian forces or their allies, raising the stakes in an already volatile environment.
