EU concerned after Zionist regime airstrikes

The European Union has expressed “great concern” following the Zionist regime’s recent airstrikes against targets in Syria.

Micheal Mann, spokesman for EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton, said on Monday that the EU was “looking with great concern at the recent developments in and around Syria.”
On Sunday, Syria said Zionist regime attacked the Jamraya Research Center, located northwest of Damascus. The center had been targeted by another Zionist regime airstrike back in January.
The aggression came shortly after Zionist regime confirmed on Friday that its warplanes had hit a target in Syria.
Mann said that the recent attacks “risk dragging the region into expanding conflict.”
Mann went on to say: “We call on all parties to avoid jeopardizing what is already a fragile security situation.”
He added: “We want to avoid spillover effects.”
Syria condemned the aggression on Sunday, describing Zionist regime attacks as aiming to give direct military support to the foreign-backed militants fighting against the government of President Bashar al-Assad.
The Syrian Foreign Ministry has sent a letter to the U.N. Security Council that the attacks killed and wounded several people and “caused widespread destruction.”