Israeli forces conducted an incursion into southern Syria, carrying out a strike on the Homs region
An Israeli military convoy has moved forward from Tal al-Ahmar al-Gharbi, progressing toward the village of al-Asha located in the southern countryside of Quneitra in southern Syria.
Simultaneously, Syrian media sources have verified that Israeli airstrikes targeted the Palmyra military airport located in Homs province.
In recent developments, Israel has launched a fresh offensive mere days following a series of airstrikes that struck locations west of Daraa. These air assaults resulted in the fatalities of two civilians and left 19 others wounded amid significant explosions.
The Israeli military’s operations have intensified, targeting infrastructure within Syria and leading to the dismantling of key facilities. Currently, the Israeli forces have occupied approximately 600 square kilometers in the country’s southern region.
In a recent display of assertive action, Israeli forces have taken down the Abu Darwish military post located near al-Nasiriyah in the Quneitra region. This operation involved the deployment of approximately 50 military vehicles, which made their way into the village of al-Adnaniyah.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights has reported that tanks and bulldozers have advanced into al-Asha from the western approach. The military vehicles are navigating through the areas of al-Hiran and al-Asbah as they proceed towards Tel al-Mahir.
Over the past week, Israel has conducted a number of airstrikes targeting various sites in Syria, escalating stress on the region’s civilian infrastructure.
In a series of airstrikes conducted last week, Israeli military jets targeted military sites in the central province of Homs, which were once under the control of the former Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s army. These installations are currently utilized by forces aligned with Syria’s new government authorities.
According to reports from local media, airstrikes targeted military installations in the villages of Shinshar and Shamsin, located southwest of Homs, the provincial capital, on Tuesday.
