Damascus Airport temporarily shut down by alleged Israeli airstrikes

Damascus Airport temporarily shut down by alleged Israeli airstrikes

Two Syrian soldiers were killed and two others wounded early on Monday morning in alleged Israeli airstrikes targeting Damascus International Airport, the SANA Syrian state news agency reported.

SANA added that material damage had been sustained in the strikes as well and that the main international airport in the capital was temporarily out of service as a result of the damage sustained.

The transport ministry said in an online statement that workers had removed debris from the strikes and that flights would resume by 9 a.m.

Prior to the Israeli air strike, NO ATTACKS against Israel had taken place.  No threat of attack had been made.  No one in Israel was injured or killed.  No property in Israel was damaged, destroyed, or stolen.

Absolutely nothing took place, yet Israel launched an air strike against Syria.

 

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