Syrian State TV Claims Second Israeli Airstrike Near Damascus
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Times of Israel – Syrian state television reported Israel struck an area near Damascus early Sunday morning, the second such strike reported in as many days.
The report, cited by Reuters, claimed Israeli rockets hit a military research site on the outskirts of the capital, and smoke could be seen rising from the area. The Jamarya site was the same one reportedly hit by Israeli planes in January.
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