Coverage dated March 6, 2022
Israeli missile strikes near Damascus kill two, says Syrian state media Headline from France 24
Israeli missile strikes killed at least two civilians before dawn on Monday near the Syrian capital Damascus, state media reported.
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France 24
Israeli missile strikes near Damascus kill two, says Syrian state media ↗ (opens France 24) Published Mar 6, 2022
France 24's feed description Israeli missile strikes killed at least two civilians before dawn on Monday near the Syrian capital Damascus, state media reported.
The Times of Israel
Syria says two civilians killed in Israeli airstrikes near Damascus ↗ (opens The Times of Israel) Published Mar 6, 2022
The Times of Israel's feed description State media claims its air defenses shot down most missiles, but damage also caused to sites; reported attack marks first since Russia's invasion of Ukraine
Al Jazeera
Syria: Two civilians killed in Israeli attack near Damascus ↗ (opens Al Jazeera) Published Mar 6, 2022
Al Jazeera's feed description State media say missile attack also caused some material damage south of the capital.
Washington Post
Syria: 2 civilians killed in Israeli airstrike near Damascus ↗ (opens Washington Post) Published Mar 6, 2022
Same headline from 1 more outlet Washington Post's feed description Syria’s defense ministry says two civilians have been killed by an Israeli airstrike on military positions near Damascus
France 24
Syria says 2 dead in Israeli strikes near capital ↗ (opens France 24) Published Mar 6, 2022
Same headline from 1 more outlet France 24's feed description Israeli missile strikes killed two civilians early Monday near the Syrian capital Damascus, state media said, although a war monitor said the victims were pro-Iran fighters.
The Times of Israel
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