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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Syria Condemns Escalating Israeli Military Operations Near Golan

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Syria has strongly condemned escalating Israeli military incursions and aircraft activity in its Quneitra and Daraa provinces, calling for international intervention. The Syrian Foreign Ministry stated these actions violate sovereignty and threaten security. The Israeli military confirmed striking a terrorist advancing attacks in Syria. These events occur amidst ongoing tensions and US-mediated talks aimed at reducing military friction.

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  • Syria condemned escalating Israeli military incursions and aircraft activity in Quneitra and Daraa provinces.
  • Damascus urged the international community to force Israel to comply with international law and UN resolutions.
  • Syria's Foreign Ministry called Israeli actions a "flagrant violation" of its sovereignty and territorial integrity.
  • The Israeli military confirmed striking a terrorist advancing attacks in southern Syria under Iranian direction.
  • Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan al-Shaibani demanded Israeli forces withdraw to pre-December 2024 positions.
  • Tensions persist despite US-mediated talks aimed at reducing military friction between Israel and Syria.

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