Syrian air defences ‘intercept Israeli aggression over Damascus’
Al Jazeera
Syrian army says Israeli military jets flew over the Golan Heights to hit targets on the edge of Damascus.
Syria’s army said on Monday the country’s air defences intercepted “Israeli aggression” over the capital, Damascus, in the latest stepped-up bombing of Iranian targets inside the country over the last two months. State media did not give details of what was hit by the Israeli air force. Israeli military planes flew over the Golan Heights to hit targets on the edge of the capital, an army statement said, without mentioning casualties but adding most of the missiles had been brought down.
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