Where has the Israeli army reached in Syria?
An Israeli army convoy consisting of approximately 50 military vehicles has completed its incursion into Syrian territories, reaching the junction of Al-Nasiriya village on the administrative border between Daraa and Quneitra governorates.
A local source confirmed that the Israeli forces carried out excavation operations in the barracks surrounding the town of Al-Nasiriya, with intermittent gunfire heard in the area.
The convoy began its incursion on Tuesday evening from the vicinity of the villages of Al-Asha and Al-Rafid in the Quneitra countryside, southern Syria.
It is worth noting that the Israeli army conducted over thirty airstrikes within the past 48 hours targeting the city of Daraa, the villages of Inkhil and Izra in the Daraa countryside, as well as other areas in Al-Kiswah in the Damascus countryside and Shanshar in central Syria. These attacks resulted in three casualties, dozens of injuries, and material losses that have not yet been disclosed.
In reaction to these developments, the Syrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned these attacks, calling on the international community to intervene and restrain the Israeli army. Similarly, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Oman have also condemned these aggressions against Syrian territories.
