Israeli Warplanes Strike Military Sites in Damascus

The Israeli Air Force has launched two waves of strikes on military sites in the vicinity of Damascus and the international airport. The strikes were carried out in response to a Kamikaze drone attack on Israel the previous night, which was believed to have been produced at a drone production facility in the Al-Kiswah area of Damascus.

The Israeli Air Force flexed their F-35i capabilities in these strikes, targeting the drone production facility and destroying it. The first airstrike was not successful, so the Israeli warplanes targeted it again an hour later.

This marks the fourth attack by the Israeli regime on Syria in the last 6 days. The Israeli military has taken a proactive approach to address security threats and protect the safety and security of the country and its citizens.

Latest Updates on Israeli Air Force Strikes in Damascus

The situation is still developing, and more details are expected to emerge in the coming hours and days. The Israeli military has reassured the public that there is no immediate danger and that they are closely monitoring the situation.

We will continue to follow this story closely and provide updates as they become available.

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#BREAKING: #IsraeliAirForce just targeted multiple #IRGC linked targets in two #Syrian Arab Army bases in Mount Qasioun & Al-Kiswah near #Damascus. As usual #Syria Arab Air Defence Force failed to shoot down Israeli fighter jets & their cruise missiles. This is the fourth… pic.twitter.com/njOBtSljFB

— Babak Taghvaee – The Crisis Watch (@BabakTaghvaee1) April 3, 2023