Israel strikes Research Center in Damascus, where it is likely to develop Iranian missiles-Reuters
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The Israeli military attacked a Research Center in Damascus, where Iranian long-range missiles were allegedly being developed. The headquarters of Customs and military intelligence in the Kafr Souza area was also shelled.
Israel launched airstrikes on a Research Center in Damascus, which is allegedly developing Iranian missiles. This is reported by Reuters with reference to its sources, reports UNN.
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Sources said the Israeli military bombed a Research Center in the Syrian capital that is suspected to have been used by Iran to develop long-range guided missiles.
Israel also shelled the Customs headquarters and military intelligence at a security complex in the Kafr Souza area of Damascus, two regional security sources told Reuters.
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Syrian rebels, who have made significant progress in their offensive since last week, announced on December 8 the capture of the capital Damascus and reported the fall of ruler Bashar al-Assad.
The Syrian Air plane used by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad disappeared from radar . There is a version that the plane could have been shot down and Assad died in a plane crash.
Israeli forces took control of the buffer zone in the Golan Heights after the fall of the Assad government. Netanyahu said it was necessary to capture due to the retreat of Syrian troops.
