Man killed, 3 injured in Israel strike, SANA reports

A Syrian military source tells state media agency four missiles were intercepted by air defense systems; UK-based International Observatory for Human Rights claims target of attack was sites belonging to Hezbollah as well as a Syrian air defense installation

Daniel Salami|Updated:
The Syrian news agency SANA reported late on Tuesday, that Israel had carried out an attack in a rural area outside Damascus claiming one person was killed and three members of the military were injured.
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  • A military source told the agency that Syrian air defenses intercepted some of the incoming missiles.
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    מערכות ההגנה האווירית הופעלו בשמי דמשק
    מערכות ההגנה האווירית הופעלו בשמי דמשק
    Syrian air defenses activated during an alleged Israeli attack near Damascus earlier this year
    SANA reported that sounds of explosions were heard after midnight in a-Nabi Habeel, north west of the capitol and that four of the missiles were intercepted.
    According to the U.K. based International Observatory for Human Rights, the target of the attack was sites belonging to the Iran backed terror group Hezbollah as well as a Syrian air defense installation.
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    הטלוויזיה הסורית: ישראל תקפה מדרום לדמשק
    הטלוויזיה הסורית: ישראל תקפה מדרום לדמשק
    Syrian news agency photo of an alleged Israeli airstrike on Iranian backed militias in the north west of the country last week
    A strike last week that was attributed to Israel, in the north west of the country was said to have destroyed depots and missile production facilities belonging to Iranian militias. According to the human rights group the targets were warehouses and headquarters in the area of a scientific research center where Iranian militias are stationed.
    First published: 07:43, 12.30.20
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