’Israel’ Attacks 9 Syrian Posts in Occupied Golan

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The "Israel" Air Force launched attacks on nine Syrian military positions in the Occupied Golan Heights late Sunday night.

The "Israeli" army said the targets belonged to the Syrian army, and included command posts and firing positions. The military confirmed direct hits on the targets.

High-precision ground-to-ground Spike [Tamuz] missiles were also used in the attack.
"Israeli" northern settlers reported hearing explosions from across the border with Syria.

The strikes were launched shortly after midnight, when "Israeli" army jets fired missiles on Syrian army positions on the Syrian-controlled Golan Heights.

Earlier in the day, the "Israeli" army stated that an "Israeli" was killed by firing artillery rounds into outposts on Syrian territory, but later discussions raised the possibility of attacking other targets on the Syrian Golan.

According to the "Israeli" sources, Investigations conducted Sunday night in GOC Northern Command raised the possibility that the advanced Kornet anti-tank missile was fired from an area contested by the Syrian army and rebel forces.

"Israeli" War Minister Moshe Ya'alon said Monday that "Israel" views Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime as "responsible for any actions conducted on territory under its control."

"We have seen repeated attempts to act against "Israel" from areas that are under the control of the Assad regime," the statement read. "We will not tolerate attacks on "Israelis" or troops. Anyone who tries to disrupt our lives will pay a heavy price, whether it is the Syrian army or terrorist groups operating on Syrian territory."

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team