Israeli missile strikes put Damascus airport out of service
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The Syrian army says missile strikes by Israel’s military have put the capital's airport out of service. Monday's attack was the second in seven months to put the Damascus International Airport out of service.
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The Syrian army says missile strikes by Israel’s military have put the capital's airport out of service. Monday's attack was the second in seven months to put the Damascus International Airport out of service.
The Syrian military said Israel fired missiles toward the Damascus International Airport, killing two soldiers and putting it out of service for a few hours. Tel Aviv has not yet commented on the incident.
Jerusalem does not generally comment on strikes, but is believed to have struck the airport in the past to counter Iran's smuggling of arms to its regional proxies
The Israeli army carried out a missile strike on Damascus International Airport on Monday that killed four people, including two Syrian soldiers, according to a human rights monitor.
The Israeli army carried out a missile strike on Damascus International Airport on Monday that killed four people, including two Syrian soldiers, according to a human rights monitor.
The Syrian government said on Monday that a string of Israeli strikes hit Damascus International Airport putting its service to halt for nearly seven hours
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