Israeli artillery increases in southern Syria
A report indicates that Israeli forces penetrated today into villages in the Daraa countryside in the occupied Golan Heights in southern Syria. They carried out a military operation involving three vehicles and a bulldozer and established a military checkpoint inside the town of Al-Auda, urging residents not to hinder their movements. These incursions are part of a continuous Israeli escalation since the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad, including repeated airstrikes and infiltrations beyond the buffer zone, despite ongoing negotiations that have yet to result in an end to the attacks. Israel affirms its lack of intention to withdraw. The United Nations, through Guterres, has issued a call to stop violations of Syrian sovereignty, which are deemed unacceptable, while Syria considers the continued Israeli occupation and threats to its security as posing a direct threat to regional stability.
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