Eight Syrian soldiers killed in Israeli airstrikes

Eight Syrian soldiers were killed and seven were injured as a result of Israeli airstrikes on military positions in Daraa province in southern Syria, the Ministry of Defense of the Syrian Arab Republic (SAR) reported on October 25.

According to the SAR, the IDF struck a number of military positions in the Daraa province from the Golan Heights around 01:45.

“Eight soldiers were killed, seven more were injured, and some material damage was caused.”– informed the Syrian Ministry of Defense.

On the night of October 25, Israeli fighter jets attacked the infrastructure of the Syrian army in response to mortar attacks on October 24.

On October 22, the Syrian Ministry of Defense reported that after Israeli strikes on the Syrian Arab Republic, the airports of Damascus and Aleppo were put out of action, as a result of which flights were redirected to Latakia.

The department also noted that as a result of Israeli strikes, a civilian employee was killed and another person was injured.

In addition, the runways at both airports were damaged.