Israel conducts air strikes on military facilities in Syria

The Israeli army has carried out several strikes on military targets in Syria.

The remaining military facilities at the Hama airfield and the T-4 airbase were hit.

It is noted that the targets were runways, oil depots, and radars.

The Israeli military also hit the military infrastructure around Damascus.

According to the Syrian media, the Barzeh research center was hit.

After the removal of dictator Bashar al-Assad from power in Syria and the coming to power of the leader of the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham group, Ahmed al-Sharaa, the Israeli army regularly shells Syrian air bases and military facilities to prevent the weapons from falling into the hands of enemy forces.

On the night of March 26, the Israeli military attacked facilities at the Syrian air bases of Palmyra and Tias (T4).

“The IDF will continue to act to eliminate any threat to Israeli citizens,” the military stated.

On March 21, Israeli aircraft attacked facilities at the Syrian bases Tadmor and Tias (T4).

Then, the military struck a Hamas launcher, which had previously fired two shells toward Israeli territory in the Al-Furqan area in the northern Gaza Strip. It is noted that the terrorists deliberately placed the installation near the humanitarian zone in Al-Furqan.

Prior to the strike, numerous measures were taken to reduce the risk of harm to civilians, including the use of aerial surveillance, additional intelligence, and precision munitions.

Also, on March 18, the Israeli Defense Forces resumed strikes on the targets of the Hamas terrorist group in the Gaza Strip.