Israeli Army Crosses into Southern Syria with Tanks, Bulldozers

Sources claim IDF made incursion into Quneitra province for the second time in a number of weeks, Al-Etihad reports

An Israeli tank accompanied by military bulldozers crossed into in a village of Syria’s Quneitra province on Monday.

Sources on the ground said that the Israeli Defense Force entered into the southwestern province where a bulldozer fortified a point near the town of Bir Ajam.

IDF units incurred into Quneitra province on Aug. 23 before withdrawing to the Golan. Sources at the time spoke of an infiltration by a number of IDF tanks into Syrian territory near Tel Akasha for a number of hours, only to retreat for unknown reasons.

This was preceded by a strengthening of the United Nations separation forces tasked with monitoring the cease-fire line, which was drawn in 1974 (UNDOF) in the Naba al-Fawar (reconnaissance) camp in the northern countryside of Quneitra. These reinforcements included an increase in equipment for the first time since 2014.

This article was translated and edited by The Syrian Observer. Responsibility for the information and views set out in this article lies entirely with the author.

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