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Damascus condemns violations as Israel increases southern Syria raids
The Israeli forces continued their military movements in southern Syria, involving digging and fortification activities as part of the "Sofa 53" project along the demilitarized zone in the Quneitra countryside. The goal is to establish a military road and fortifications along the buffer zone. The project includes a road approximately 8 meters wide, with earthen barriers reaching up to 5 meters in height, stretching from the Hadr area in the north to the Al-Asha area in the south, with a possible expansion toward the Syrian-Jordanian border and the Yarmouk Basin, involving the seizure of large agricultural lands. Damascus condemned these developments, deeming them a violation of the 1974 Separation of Forces Agreement and international resolutions, and called on the international community to take deterrent measures to prevent their recurrence. Additionally, Israel conducted airstrikes and aerial reconnaissance in the area and detained individuals during infiltration operations, all of which escalate the situation and threaten stability in the region.
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