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Mount Hermon is located on the border of Syria and Lebanon. The strategic location of Mount Hermon is no less than a treasure for Israel. After which now news has come that Israel has confirmed that it has carried out extensive attacks on the Syrian naval fleet as part of its efforts to demolish military assets in the country after the fall of the Bashar al-Assad regime.
If anyone has benefited the most after the coup in Syria, it is Israel. Israeli commandos climbed the highest mountain in Syria and what happened next is surprising. After settling Gaza-Lebanon, Israeli army entered Syria after 50 years. Dangerous commandos of the Israeli Air Force captured Mound Harman, the highest mountain in Syria. This mountain is within 10 kilometers of the Syrian border. Mount Hermon is located on the border of Syria and Lebanon. The strategic location of Mount Hermon is no less than a treasure for Israel. After which now news has come that Israel has confirmed that it has carried out extensive attacks on the Syrian naval fleet as part of its efforts to demolish military assets in the country after the fall of the Bashar al-Assad regime.
The Israel Defense Forces, or IDF, issued a statement saying Israeli ships attacked ports in al-Bayda and Latakia on Monday night, where 15 ships were docked. According to the IDF, Israeli warplanes had carried out more than 350 airstrikes on targets across Syria. It also moved ground forces into the demilitarized buffer zone between Syria and the occupied Golan Heights.
Associated Press journalists in Damascus heard heavy airstrikes in the suburbs. Pictures circulated online showed destroyed missile launchers, helicopters and warplanes. There was no immediate comment from Hayat Tahrir al-Sham or the HTS-led rebel groups that have seized control of Damascus. Israel also said it was attacking suspected chemical weapons sites and heavy weapons to prevent them from falling into the hands of extremists. Israeli officials rarely acknowledge such attacks. Israel has a long history of seizing territory during wars with its neighbors and holding on to it indefinitely, citing security concerns.
