The Syrian capital of Damascus was reportedly targeted in a suspected Israeli attack on a residential house, according to the Syrian state news agency SANA. The incident, believed to be a result of Israeli aggression, occurred in the Al-Mezza neighborhood.
This recent attack comes after the announcement by the Shiite militia group, the Islamic Resistance of Iraq, of an assault on the US base, “Et-Tanf,” in Syria on January 4th. Prior to this, on January 2nd, two American bases in northeastern Syria were subjected to shelling by the same group.
On the same day, reports emerged of an Israeli airstrike on a suburb of Damascus, further escalating tensions in the region. It should be noted that Israel has been involved in several military actions in Syria in recent years.
Earlier, Iraqi armed groups targeted a US base in the eastern Syrian province of Deir ez-Zor, near the “Koniko” gas field, on January 1st.
These series of attacks highlight the complex and volatile situation in Syria, with various actors involved and tensions escalating. The involvement of both Israeli and US forces in the region adds another layer of complexity to the ongoing conflicts.
It is essential to closely monitor the developments in Syria as these incidents have significant implications for regional stability and could potentially escalate into a larger conflict.
