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The interview with an Israeli officer reveals that Israeli forces entered Syrian territory less than 24 hours after the collapse of Bashar al-Assad's regime in December 2024. The aim was to secure key strategic locations and prevent exploitation of the security vacuum. He explained that Operation "Shem Beshan" was prepared rapidly; the battalion received orders to prepare just before the regime's fall, and the invasion was carried out based on extensive intelligence information that facilitated quick movement, supported by years of surveillance of the area. The operation also marked a shift in the battalion's operational nature following its entry into Syrian territory, as it began working from within Syria, focusing on building a broader intelligence picture to provide early warning.
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