Israel has hit at least three anti-aircraft radar sites in southern Syria, including one located at a military airport. This was reported by two Syrian military sources to "Reuters", quoted by News.bg.
Drones hit two radar stations west of the town of Sweida, including one located at an air force base in the area.
Another drone struck a radar station in neighboring Daraa province. These stations are part of the air defense of the Syrian army in the southern region.
This morning Israel announced that commandos and airborne units had launched strikes in Lebanon as part of a "limited" ground operation, and the Iranian-backed group "Hezbollah" said it fired a barrage of rockets at Israel, including at its intelligence office near Tel Aviv.