Israeli-made vehicles, ammunitions, food, medicine found in liberated towns in Quneitra

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QUNEITRA, (ST)_ Israeli-made vehicles, ammunition, food and medicine were found by the special authorities in Briqa town in the southern countryside of Quneitra.

According to the Syrian News Agency (SANA), the Israeli-made ammunition, food, medicine and vehicles were found under the ground during combing operations in the liberated towns in the south of Quneitra.

The quantity of the ammunition found in the liberated towns shows the direct support which  Israel and some regional regimes offered to terrorist groups through operation centers run by joint intelligence services to launch attack on the Syrian state and its people. 

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Basma Qaddour

 

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