Military source: Israeli aggression targets military site in Masyaf

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Hama – The Israeli enemy carried out on Sunday an aggression on a military site in Masyaf area in Hama countryside.

A military source said in a statement to SANA that a military site in Masyaf in Hama countryside was targeted by an Israeli aerial aggression, causing only material damage.

The source said that this aggression is an attempt to cover up for the collapse of terrorist organizations in Daraa and Quneitra provinces, as the Syrian Arab Army advances to end the presence of terrorism in the southern region.

Throughout the years of the terrorist war on Syria, the Israeli enemy helped terrorist organizations either through direct interference or by providing them with logistic support, weapons, and intelligence.

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