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Israel says it struck Syrian 'commander centre' and weapons depots after attacks on Druze

The army said it struck infrastructure belonging to Syria in response to attacks on Druze population in Sweida in southern Syria

AP

DUBAI: Israel's military said Friday it struck sites in Syria in response to attacks against the Druze.

The army said it struck infrastructure belonging to Syria in response to attacks on Druze population in Sweida in southern Syria.

Syria's state-run SANA news agency did not immediately acknowledge the attack, which marks the first Israeli attack on Syria as its war with the United States targeting Iran continues.

Israel has a significant Druze population. Israel previously has intervened in defence of the Druze in Syria, launching dozens of airstrikes on convoys of government fighters and even striking the Syrian Defence Ministry headquarters in central Damascus.

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