Thursday 17 October 2024 - 12:23
Israeli Regime Strikes Syria’s Latakia
Early on October 17, the Zionist regime warplanes attacked targets in the outskirts of Latakia.
Early on October 17, the Zionist regime warplanes attacked targets in the outskirts of Latakia.
The Israeli regime’s army aircraft targeted positions in Homs Governorate, Syria.
President of Syria Bashar al-Assad and Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi met and discussed in the Syrian capital city Damascus on October 5.
Resistance groups have carried out an attack on positions of the US terrorist army in the Syrian city of Al-Shaddadi with rockets.
The Israeli regime’s army pounded areas in the city of Jableh, south of Lattakia Governorate located on the Mediterranean coast of Syria, by firing several missiles and using suicide drones.
In an air raid by the Israeli army on the Mezzeh municipality of the Syrian capital city Damascus, three civilians were martyred and three others were wounded.
Late on September 24, the Israeli army attacked Syria with at least 13 missiles and suicide drones. A large number of them (or all of them) were intercepted and destroyed by the Syrian army’s air defense systems over Tartus and Jableh.
As a result of a drone strike by the Israeli military on a vehicle along the road towards the Damascus International Airport, an individual was martyred and another person was injured.
A Russian media outlet has reported that Ukrainian military forces are trying to establish a new front against Russian forces stationed in Syria.
Last night, resistance groups targeted the US illegal Kharab al-Jir (Rmeilan) base near the border crossing of Al-Yarubiyeh in Hasakah province in eastern Syria.
On September 8, a series of Israeli strikes hit several sites in the Masyaf area of Hama Governorate in Syria’s central region. The airstrikes led to death of at least 16 people. 36 others were also wounded.
A Syrian Arab Army (SAA) soldier was killed and several others seriously were wounded in eastern countryside of Deir Ezzor in an attack by suspected militants of ISIS.
