Israeli Airstrikes Injure Syrian Soldier near Damascus

Israeli fighter jets reportedly carried out airstrikes on targets in Damascus, Syria, causing "material damage" and injuring one soldier, according to Syria's state-run media. The strikes were allegedly launched from the Golan Heights, and while Syria claims to have engaged Israeli missiles with air defenses, analysts doubt the effectiveness of these claims. Israel has conducted numerous airstrikes in Syria over the past decade, targeting Iran-backed groups and arms shipments, as well as Syrian air defense systems. This is the first reported Israeli sortie over Syria since August 7. Tensions have been escalating along Israel's northern border with Hezbollah, an Iranian proxy group allied with Syrian President Bashar Assad.
- Syria says soldier wounded in Israeli airstrikes on Damascus The Times of Israel
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