Details on Abu al-Zuhur airport strikes

Abu al-Zuhur Military Airport in Idlib countryside has been the focus of ongoing conflict between government forces and opposition factions since it fell under the control of opposition groups in September 2015, then was recaptured by government forces with Russian air support in January 2018. It is the second-largest military base in northern Syria, distinguished by its strategic location connecting Idlib, Hama, and Aleppo provinces. Covering approximately 8 square kilometers, it contains 22 runways. The airport has witnessed repeated military shifts and remains a significant symbol of the power struggle in the region, with ongoing clashes between various forces, Iranian militias, and ISIS. The Israeli attack that occurred early today is the first since the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime in December 2024, reflecting an escalation in military tensions in an area considered to be within Turkish influence.

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