A swarm of 12–15 Israeli fighter jets has reportedly violated the airspace of several major Syrian cities, flying low over Deraa, Quneitra, Suwayda, western Hama, and along the borders with Turkey and Lebanon. The operation—confirmed by Israeli Channel 11—was described as a surveillance mission aimed at monitoring Iranian-backed militias, Turkish-supported groups, and remnants of the Assad regime. Syrian state media condemned the move as an “unprovoked violation” of national airspace, releasing videos showing the jets flying at low altitudes and producing sonic booms. While no casualties or strikes occurred, the flyover is part of Israel’s ongoing aerial campaign in Syria, which has included more than 200 airstrikes since late 2024. Syria’s interim government labeled the flights as escalatory but has not responded militarily.
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