Israeli artillery launches heavy attacks on Hezbollah positions in Syria - Air Defence System activated in Iran

Beirut – On Monday morning, there was heavy shelling on the Quneitra Crossing between Israel and Syria. It is claimed that Israel carried out these attacks on the location of the terrorist organization Hezbollah. A leaflet air-dropped in Quneitra Crossing later, warned the Syrian army to stay away from Hezbollah and refuse cooperation. The Syrian government, which has blamed Israel for the attacks, declined to comment on the attacks in Quneitra Crossing. Meanwhile, there have been reports that Iran has activated its air defence systems hundreds of kilometres away as the attacks continue on Hezbollah positions in Syria.

Hader, a Druze-populated town in Syria’s Golan Heights, was hit by gunfire on Monday morning. The Israeli army stationed on the Golan Heights in Israel’s territory carried out the attacks. The UK-based Syrian Human Rights Organization reported that Israeli artillery targeted Hezbollah positions here. It is predicted that the terrorists of Hezbollah and Hezbollah-affiliated groups have been killed, and the weapons have been damaged. This is the ninth attack that Israel has launched in Syria in the last two months.

Moreover, Assad regime mouthpieces, which have so far blamed Israel for attacks in Syria, have not reported Monday’s attack. However, military analysts claim that Hezbollah suffered heavy losses in this attack. The Israeli army has not responded to these claims. But after this attack, information has come to light that the Israeli army has ‘air-dropped’ leaflets in the Quneitra Crossing area.

The leaflet, which is in Arabic, warned the Syrian army. ‘We have a dark eye on the cooperation between the Syrian Army and Hezbollah. But the Syrian army should no longer assist Hezbollah terrorists camped near the border with Israel. Otherwise, the price of this cooperation may also have to be paid by the Syrian army.’ Earlier, Israel warned the Syrian army to avoid Iran and Hezbollah.

Meanwhile, Israeli radio reported that as Israeli attacks on Hezbollah positions in Syria continue, Iran has activated an air defence system at a military base in Isfahan. It was claimed in this news that an anti-aircraft system was kept ready in anticipation of a drone attack on the base of the Revolutionary Guards.

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