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On October 24, warplanes of the Israeli Air Forces struck the town of Ad-Dimas located west of the capital city of Damascus. The target of the Israeli military was an armament depot and a workshop for the production of drones reportedly belonging to the pro-Iranian forces.
The Syrian Defense Ministry claims that the country’s air defense forces managed to shoot down several missiles. However, one of them managed hit a military facility. One serviceman was injured as a result of the explosion. The information on the damage to the facility is yet to be provided.
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Israel resumed its attacks on Syria on October 21, by targeting several military positions on the outskirts of the capital of Damascus. Four F-16 fighter jets of the Israeli Air Force launched the attack from the direction of the occupied Syrian Golan Heights.
On October 22, less than 24 hours after the Israeli attack, a series of explosions rocked the U.S.-led coalition Green Village base in the al-Omar oil fields in the southeastern countryside of Deir Ezzor.
