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Israel strikes missile depots, air defences in Syria’s Tartous region

16 December 2024
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Israel strikes missile depots, air defences in Syria’s Tartous region
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Israel launched overnight attacks on Syrian air defence systems and ammunition depots in an effort to disable the country’s military capability following the removal of President Bashar al-Assad. The strikes targeted military sites in Tartous and Damascus, causing significant damage, including the destruction of a fleet and radar systems. International outreach to the new Syrian administration has been mixed, with some nations expressing support while others remain cautious due to past affiliations with extremist groups.

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