Extensive Zionist Incursions into Damascus Countryside and Southern Syria

Syrian sources reported a significant expansion of Zionist attacks on Quneitra and Daraa, including attacks on farmland.

According to Ambassador Arjan, in the shadow of the continued aggression of the Zionist regime on Syrian territory at the same time as this regime's warmongering throughout the region, and while the regime of Abu Mohammad Jolani in Syria, in addition to its passive position against these aggressions, has also concluded a security agreement with the Zionists, the lives of the residents of southern Syria, especially in Quneitra province, in the midst of continuous Israeli attacks and aggressions that target farmers, civilians, youths and children, have become a situation of The daily fear and expectation has become the fear of detention, bombing or even death.

In this regard, Syrian sources announced the new attack of the Zionist occupying forces on southern Syria and announced that the Zionist forces carried out a series of attacks on the outskirts of Damascus, Quneitra and Daraa. These attacks included demolishing abandoned military barracks, shooting at farmlands, and preventing civilians from completing construction on their properties.

Syrian sources told Qatari website Al Arabi Al-Jadeed that Israeli occupation forces on Monday blew up abandoned military barracks in Tal Harboun area, near Beit Jan village in the western suburbs of Damascus. There were no immediate reports of casualties from the blasts, and the nature of the military facilities targeted by Israeli forces and the extent of the damage are still unclear.

These sources emphasized that in the southern outskirts of Quneitra, a group of Zionist soldiers consisting of five vehicles entered the village of Rasem al-Sand before moving towards the village of Barbaqa. This military action is the latest in a series of attacks by the occupying forces on the villages and cities of Quneitra province near the barrier line.

Also, in a related incident, an Israeli patrol consisting of more than six military vehicles entered the southern area of al-Rafid city in the southern suburbs of Quneitra. This happened while a local resident was digging land for his farm.

Local sources reported that the Israeli patrol prevented several residents from continuing construction work, and that the Israelis are imposing further restrictions on civilian and agricultural activities in Quneitra.

These measures are being carried out amid ongoing Israeli incursions into the outskirts of Quneitra, along with the establishment of temporary military checkpoints, restrictions on the movement of residents and interference in the daily activities of local people, including agricultural and construction work in areas close to the locations of Israeli forces.

On the other hand, local sources in the western suburbs of Daraa told al-Arabi al-Jadeed that an Israeli force consisting of four military vehicles entered Wadi al-Raqqad area on Monday evening and fired at agricultural fields. Also, two military vehicles of the Zionist army entered the Wadi al-Raqad area in the western suburbs of Daraa yesterday morning from Abul Ghisar gate.

According to local sources, Israeli forces fired heavy weapons at the agricultural fields before retreating to the occupied territories.

These new developments in the field are taking place in the context of ongoing Israeli military attacks inside Syria, especially in the provinces of Quneitra and Daraa and the western suburbs of Damascus.

This is while the southern provinces of Syria, Daraa and Quneitra, have seen a significant increase in the speed of Israeli attacks in recent months. Occupying forces conduct almost daily operations in several border areas, including search and kidnapping operations that often target farmers and herdsmen.

Local sources report that incursions by Israeli forces have become a daily occurrence, occurring at any moment without warning, accompanied by shootings, raids and blocking of major roads. The Israeli army creates numerous checkpoints on the roads and prevents the passage of Syrian citizens. Residents of southern Syria, especially Quneitra, are sometimes stranded for hours due to road closures, disrupting their lives and putting them in a constant state of fear.