Israel strikes Abu Al-Zhoor Airport in Syria

The Israeli occupation forces launched airstrikes on Abu Al-Zuhur Military Airport in Idlib countryside, eastern Syria, causing damage to its runways and facilities, with no reports of injuries, according to Syrian sources. The aircraft targeted the airport with eight strikes, damaging its infrastructure, which has been out of service since 2012. The airport is located approximately 27 kilometers east of Saraqib. This bombing comes after a Turkish military delegation visited the airport as part of efforts to rehabilitate and reopen it, amid a series of escalating occupation attacks on Syrian territory since December 2024. These attacks included hundreds of strikes on military sites, with Israel not claiming responsibility for them. Syria strongly condemned these airstrikes, considering them an unjustified aggression and a violation of its sovereignty, reflecting attempts by the occupation to destabilize the region.

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