Along with the attacks by terrorist groups on the Syrian province of Aleppo, the Zionist regime's army announced that it had targeted the border crossings between Syria and Lebanon.
Publish dateSaturday 30 November 2024 - 14:49
Story Code : 301586
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): The Zionist regime's army claimed in a statement this afternoon (Saturday) that it had targeted infrastructure at these crossings that Hezbollah was using to transport weapons.
Lebanese sources reported, releasing images, that a Lebanese security base near a border crossing with Syria was damaged in the attack. Lebanese media did not mention the names of the crossings targeted in the attack.
The Israeli army carried out this attack at the same time as terrorist groups were advancing in the Syrian province of Aleppo.
Terrorist groups based in Syria's Idlib province, especially the Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham group (formerly the Nusra Front), launched attacks on villages and towns in the northwestern Syrian province of Aleppo on Wednesday.
The attacks began just 24 hours after the ceasefire in Lebanon began and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu threatened Syria.
The Israeli prime minister, who was furious with Syria's support for the resistance groups, said: "Assad is playing with fire."
Al-Mayadeen reported that terrorist groups have occupied about 60 percent of Aleppo and the Syrian army is fighting them.
Lebanese sources reported, releasing images, that a Lebanese security base near a border crossing with Syria was damaged in the attack. Lebanese media did not mention the names of the crossings targeted in the attack.
The Israeli army carried out this attack at the same time as terrorist groups were advancing in the Syrian province of Aleppo.
Terrorist groups based in Syria's Idlib province, especially the Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham group (formerly the Nusra Front), launched attacks on villages and towns in the northwestern Syrian province of Aleppo on Wednesday.
The attacks began just 24 hours after the ceasefire in Lebanon began and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu threatened Syria.
The Israeli prime minister, who was furious with Syria's support for the resistance groups, said: "Assad is playing with fire."
Al-Mayadeen reported that terrorist groups have occupied about 60 percent of Aleppo and the Syrian army is fighting them.
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