The Syrian Defense Ministry said that two people were hurt in an Israeli air strike on Syria’s west coast yesterday morning. in a message.
A military source told the statement that the attack was aimed at several chicken farms near the town of Hamidiya, which is south of Tartus.
The head of the non-governmental Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which has many sources inside Syria, said that the bombings were aimed at “former animal husbandry hangars” in the area that were “used by the Lebanese Hezbollah for arms transfer.”
The Observatory said, “The regime’s anti-aircraft defense units could not be heard because the target came up quickly.”
Since the war in Syria started in 2011, Israel has attacked the Syrian army, Iranian troops, and Hezbollah in Lebanon, which is a supporter of the Syrian government, hundreds of times from the air.
Since pro-democracy protests were put down, the war in Syria has killed about 500,000 people, destroyed the country’s infrastructure, and forced millions of people to leave their homes.