
WATCH: IDF troops confiscate weapons and explosives from Syrian army outposts
The IDF uncovered a Syrian army post packed with an arsenal of deadly weapons, including mines, IEDs, anti-tank missiles, and a trove of military gear.
The IDF uncovered a Syrian army post packed with an arsenal of deadly weapons, including mines, IEDs, anti-tank missiles, and a trove of military gear.
This could be at least one reason why the Syrian regime folded so quickly.
The IDF launched a widespread assault on key military positions of the former Assad army, destroying over 70% of their weapons and military vehicles, including planes, helicopters, and navy ships.
More than 350 Israeli fighter jets took art in the operation ‘Bashan’s Arrow’ to neutralize military sites once controlled by the Assad regime.
The Israeli Air Force conducted its largest wave of airstrikes in Syria in years, aiming to deny use of heavy and chemical weaponry by rebel factions against Israel.
The IDF is targeting strategic bases across Syria to prevent any weapons from falling into the hands of the Syrian rebels who toppled the Assad regime.
IDF paratroopers, along with other combat units, have entered Syria to maintain a strong defensive and deterrent position due to the unpredictable nature of the current conflict.
The Israeli military accused the Iranian proxy of smuggling weapons through civilian crossing points, with the backing of Syria’s Assad regime.
The IDF vowed to deal swiftly with any violations of the ceasefire agreement, including the transfer of weapons.
Israeli warplanes bomb Iranian base in eastern Syria and regime positions in Damascus, killing at least 22, as IDF ground forces enter southern Lebanon.
The Russian-made anti-aircraft missile was launched from Homs in southern Syria and traveled nearly 415 kilometers (257 miles), before exploding over Rahat.
Shrapnel from the Syrian missile was found in the southern Bedouin town of Rahat.