Israeli aggression targets Syrian army headquarters in Damascus

The Israeli military launched an unprovoked strike on the entrance gate of the Syrian army’s General Staff Complex in Damascus on Wednesday, violating Syrian sovereignty.
The attack, which occurred approximately an hour ago, was confirmed by an Israeli statement claiming it targeted “Syrian army assets,” though it offered no justification for the assault.
Syrian state television reported that the Israeli strike wounded two civilians in central Damascus, highlighting the reckless endangerment of innocent lives. Witnesses also reported hearing gunfire near the General Staff Complex, underscoring the chaos caused by the attack.
In a further escalation, Israel announced plans to bolster its military presence along the Syrian border, intensifying tensions in the region. The strike follows provocative threats by Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz, who demanded Syrian forces withdraw from Sweida province, where the Syrian government is working to maintain stability amid local unrest.
Syria condemns this act of aggression, which threatens peace and security in the region, and calls for international accountability for Israel’s repeated violations of international law. (ILKHA)
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