Syria Today – Israel Shoots Drone Coming from Syria, Edges Towards War in Hezbollah
THE SYRIAN OBSERVER
March 6, 2024
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The Israeli Broadcasting Corporation reported that the Israeli Air Force intercepted a drone that crossed from Syrian territory into the occupied Golan on Tuesday morning.
Lebanon’s Hezbollah militia mourned three leaders it referred to as “martyrs on the Jerusalem road” on Saturday.
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stated that the current circumstances do not favour the completion of the Syrian-Turkish reconciliation process.
Iranian media outlets reported the death of an Iranian officer in Syria as a consequence of Israeli airstrikes targeting a Revolutionary Guard base in Baniyas, according to Sawt al-Asima.
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Hezbollah is taking responsibility for preparing the area to serve as a new strategic position for Tehran-backed militias, Sawt al-Asima reports
The regime’s security services detained four individuals from Homs in response to recent Israeli airstrikes in the city, al-Modon reports
None of the IRGC generals were harmed or injured in the attack, according Sawt al-Asima, an opposition-affiliated website
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Ukrainian intelligence disclosed on Monday that Iran and Lebanese Hezbollah are training Russian pilots in the utilization of Iranian drones.
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This visit marks Amir-Abdollahian’s first trip to Syria since October 13
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