The Israeli army kills 3 Syrians and seizes weapons in Syria
Three people were killed in an Israeli army attack on Quneitra in southern Syria.
Israel also announced the seizure of more than 3,300 military equipment from Syria, including army tanks, anti-tank missiles, and mortar shells.
Local sources reported on Wednesday that the Israeli army launched a drone attack on the village of Ghadir al Bustan in the Quneitra Governorate in southwestern Syria.
The sources reported that the attack resulted in the killing of 3 people, including the village headman.
Other sources reported that an Israeli drone launched an attack targeting a military convoy of the Military Operations Department in the town of Ghadir al Bustan in the southern Quneitra countryside, which led to kill two members of the Military Operations Department and a civilian.
The strike coincided with the Military Operations Department conducting a security campaign in the town in search of weapons.
Israel carried out hundreds of air strikes on Syrian military installations after armed factions led by Hay’at Tahrir al Sham ousted President Bashar al Assad on December 8.
On the other hand, Israel announced on Wednesday that it had seized more than 3,300 military equipment from Syria over the past six weeks.
Israel said it captured Syrian army tanks, weapons, anti-tank missiles, rocket-propelled grenades, mortar shells and surveillance equipment, among other weapons.
The Israeli army didn’t specify the locations or dates of the seizure of these Syrian military units.
But last December, he announced the occupation of the Syrian buffer zone in the Golan Heights, violating the 1974 Separation of Forces Agreement, which the United Nations considered a violation of the agreement.
By entering the Syrian buffer zone, the Israeli army expanded its occupation of the Syrian Golan Heights, most of which it has occupied since the June 5, 1967 war.
