- Israel launched widespread strikes on Syria to wipe out the remnants of the Assad regime’s navy.
- The strikes focused Syrian weapon stockpiles after a insurgent offensive ousted President Bashar Assad.
- Israeli warplanes and missile ships destroyed Syrian plane, naval ships, and weapon depots.
The Israel Defense Forces launched widespread strikes throughout Syria over the previous two days to wipe out what remained of the Assad regime’s navy arsenal.
The Israeli Air Force carried out about 480 strikes focusing on many of the nation’s strategic weapon stockpiles left behind after rebels pressured Syrian chief Bashar Assad to flee the nation.
About 350 of the strikes had been crewed plane focusing on Syrian navy belongings, together with plane, ammunition depots, storage services, and missile and radar programs. The Israeli Navy additionally destroyed a number of navy vessels docked at two Syrian naval ports. The Israeli military seized strategic positions within the Golan Heights deserted by Syrian troops.
Israeli officers stated the intensive strikes on Syria had been meant to forestall the Assad authorities’s navy infrastructure and weapons from being utilized by extremists and potential foes. Israel is exploiting the Assad regime’s fall to reinforce its safety in the long run because it makes use of blistering drive to cripple Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon.
