SANA, Syria’s state-run news agency cited a “military source” claiming that a “new aggression targeted military positions in the countryside of Hama and Aleppo…
SANA, Syria’s state-run news agency cited a “military source” claiming that a “new aggression targeted military positions in the countryside of Hama and Aleppo provinces with rockets at around 10:30 PM.”
The Jerusalem Post, citing local Syrian media and opposition reports, listed casualty numbers and possible Iranian links to the purportedly targeted bases:
The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported “warplanes” carried out “raids on the northern countryside of Homs, where the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitored the warplanes targeting areas in Talbiseh city, Om Sharshuh village and Ghernata town in the northern countryside of Homs.”
It was not immediately clear which country was behind the alleged strikes.
The Times of Israel further reported:
On April 9, strikes blamed on Israel hit the Iran-run T-4 military base that was reportedly used to operate Iran’s advanced drone fleet. The strikes came after the base was brazenly used by Iran to send an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) into Israeli territory in February before it was quickly shot down by the Israeli military. The IDF revealed its investigation concluded the Iranian drone sent from T-4 was carrying explosives and seemingly deployed to attack an Israeli target.
On April 14, there were reports of a “violent explosion” in the southern section of Aleppo province in Syria in an area where Iranian forces were present. Hezbollah-affiliated media outlets at the time claimed the incident involved a controlled explosion.
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